How do I make a Discord timestamp?
Choose the event date, local time, and source timezone. Select a display format, copy the complete code, and paste it into a Discord message.
Pick a time. Copy a timestamp. Let Discord handle everyone’s timezone.
A Discord timestamp combines Unix seconds with a display format code. The same code is rendered in each reader’s local timezone.
The syntax is <t:UNIX:STYLE>.
Discord displays one timestamp in each reader’s local time. The code follows the pattern <t:UNIX:STYLE>. Set the event date, time, and source timezone above, then paste the generated code into a normal Discord message.
The timestamp syntax and display formats follow Discord’s message-formatting reference.
Set the date, time, and timezone of your event. Daylight-saving changes are checked for you.
Use a full date for event announcements or relative time for a countdown.
Paste the generated code into your message. Every reader sees the time where they are.
Choose the event date, local time, and source timezone. Select a display format, copy the complete code, and paste it into a Discord message.
Discord reads Unix seconds inside <t:seconds:format> and displays that moment in each reader’s timezone and language.
Use f for a date and time, F when the weekday matters, or R for relative time. The format changes the display, not the instant.
No. Copy the code and paste it into an ordinary message. This tool does not connect to your Discord account.
Compare code examples in the Discord timestamp format guide.