Seconds
Traditional Unix time is stored as whole seconds since the Unix epoch.
Convert Unix epoch seconds or milliseconds to readable dates, or convert a date and time back to Unix timestamps.
A Unix timestamp represents a point in time as the number of seconds since 00:00:00 UTC on January 1, 1970. Many systems also use milliseconds, especially JavaScript APIs and event logs.
Traditional Unix time is stored as whole seconds since the Unix epoch.
JavaScript's Date object and many APIs use milliseconds since the epoch.
See the same instant rendered in Coordinated Universal Time.
See the converted date in the timezone configured in your browser.