Converters
Time Converters
Military time, time zones and Unix timestamps. · 4 tools
Read and write time the way another system does: 24-hour military time and 12-hour AM/PM, meeting times across time zones, and Unix timestamps that logs and APIs use. The military-time pages cover every hour from 0000 to 2300 with a full chart.
Each converter explains the rule it applies, so you learn to do it in your head: military time drops the AM/PM and counts to 23, time zones add or subtract a fixed offset that changes with daylight saving, and Unix time counts seconds from 1970 in UTC.
Military Time ConverterPopularFree military time converter: switch between 24-hour military time and standard AM/PM timeTime Zone ConverterFree time zone converter: pick any two zones (Eastern, Central, Mountain, Pacific, GMT/UK, Central Europe,…Timecode to Frames CalculatorConvert SMPTE timecode (HH:MM:SS:FF) to a frame number and back at 23.976, 24, 25, 29.97 drop-frame or…Unix Timestamp ConverterLive Unix timestamp plus two-way converter: turn any epoch timestamp into local time, UTC
How to choose
- Military time
- Open the page for the exact hour you were given (for example 1730) to see the 12-hour equivalent, how to say it aloud and a full 24-hour chart, or use the general converter for any time.
- Time zones
- Pair pages such as EST to IST show the current time in both zones, the offset in winter and summer and a 24-hour table, which is what you need to schedule a call across the world.
- Timestamps
- Paste a Unix timestamp from a log or an API and get a readable date in your own time zone; the converter also goes the other way for testing.