Monni

Discord Timestamp Generator

Create timestamp codes that display in every viewer's local timezone. Pick a date and time, then copy any of the 7 Discord timestamp formats below.

Friday, March 27, 2026 at 1:23 AM
March 27, 2026 at 1:23 AM
March 27, 2026
03/27/2026
1:23:06 AM
1:23 AM
now

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How to use

  1. Pick a date and time using the input above (defaults to now).
  2. Choose the format you want relative, long date, short time, etc.
  3. Click the copy button next to it to get the <t:unix:format> code.
  4. Paste the code directly into any Discord message and send it.

Need more help with Discord timestamps?

Read our full guide with examples and tips.

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Frequently asked questions

How do Discord timestamps work?

Discord timestamps use Unix time and render in each viewer's local timezone and date format. The syntax is <t:UNIX:FORMAT>, where UNIX is seconds since January 1, 1970 (UTC).

What timezone do Discord timestamps use?

Discord timestamps automatically display in the viewer's local timezone you don't need to specify one. The same timestamp code shows different times to users in different timezones.

How do I use a Discord timestamp in a message?

Copy the generated code (e.g. <t:1700000000:R>) and paste it directly into any Discord message. It will render as formatted text for everyone who reads it.

What are all the Discord timestamp formats?

Discord supports 7 formats: F (long date/time), f (short date/time), D (long date), d (short date), T (long time), t (short time), and R (relative, like "2 hours ago").