Discord Timestamp Generator Tool
Enter natural language time expressions like 'in 45 minutes' or 'tomorrow 8am' to generate Discord timestamps
or use date picker
Snowflake ID Decoder
How to Use
- Type a natural phrase: e.g., in 45 min, tomorrow 19:30, next Fri 8am.
- Pick from the suggestions with Arrow keys; press Enter to select. The first match is auto-selected.
- Use the date picker if you prefer precise control and then pick a display format.
- Click Generate Discord Timestamp or just press Enter to create the code.
- Click Copy (or press Enter if enabled) to copy the <t:UNIX:FORMAT> string.
- Paste into Discord; it will render for each user in their local timezone.
- Tip: Type in to see quick options (15m, 30m, 1h, 2h) or in 4 for minutes/hours/days.
- Toggle theme from the top-right. Your preference and settings are saved locally.
- Use the Snowflake decoder to turn any Discord ID into a timestamp.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do Discord timestamps work?
Discord renders <t:UNIX:FORMAT> according to each viewer's timezone. We generate the UNIX seconds and you pick the FORMAT letter.
What are the different format types?
Seven options: t, T, d, D, f, F, and R (relative time like "in 2 hours").
Why does my preview differ from friends?
Previews are shown in your timezone by default. Discord also localizes for each user, so displays can differ but point to the same moment.
What is a Discord Snowflake ID?
A Snowflake encodes the creation time. Paste it in the decoder to get a timestamp.
Can I share a link with a pre‑filled timestamp?
Yes. Use Copy Link to copy a URL that preserves your current values (time, format, timezone).
What phrases are supported?
Common ones like in 45m, tomorrow 8am, next wed 14:30, plus typed suggestions. If a phrase fails, try the picker.