Milliseconds to Date Converter
Please enter the milliseconds number value to convert to date since timestamp or unix epoch.
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Date from milliseconds (ms) since timestamp or unix epoch.time
About Milliseconds to Date Converter
Milliseconds to date converter helps you to find the date and time from a given total number of milliseconds. This total number of milliseconds is the elapsed milliseconds since timestamp or unix epoch counting from 1 January 1970.
Just enter the milliseconds value and press the Convert to Date button to find the date. You can also set the milliseconds value from Now button to the current timestamp milliseconds.
For example 1471300214792 milliseconds is converted to date as 16 August 2016 01:30:14.
Recent Comments
Very useful and easy to use!
what a simple tool. ty.
good work, useful
Helped me understand javascript dates.
It’s good
Great Resource! Makes it easier to calculate time.
Previously it was giving half n hour diff when I do Calender.gettimeinmillis(), now it is giving exact time. Have you doing fconversion from UTC to local india standard 5:30 timezone? And when did you change this? 1 or 2 months?
Thanks a ton. Helps me to work with quartz scheduler which always works with milliseconds.
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I love this site, it is so helpful for a programmer who has to work with milliseconds!
Love it ! simple app to get the basic job done.. helps a-lot in my programming job.
This is a very useful tool. But, I agree with Christo. Believe it should show UTC time because you have no way of knowing from which timezone the calculator starts converting the milliseconds into days and times.
good work, useful
Anyone who is concerned about the millis at the end of the conversion, it's the last three numbers pre-conversion.
Using the given example, 1471300214792 milliseconds is converted to date as 16 August 2016 01:30:14:792.
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