Discord Timestamp Generator
Build dynamic Discord time tags from any date and time: pick a format (short time, long date, full date-time, or relative), preview it, then copy the <t:unix:flag> code into messages, embeds, or bots.
Build dynamic Discord time tags from any date and time: pick a format (short time, long date, full date-time, or relative), preview it, then copy the <t:unix:flag> code into messages, embeds, or bots.
Use this tool to create Discord dynamic timestamps: special tags with a Unix time and a style letter inside <t:…>. Discord shows the time in each reader's locale and timezone. This page builds the tag from your chosen local date and time and shows an approximate preview before you copy.
Discord timestamps are special tags that look like a Unix time plus a style letter inside angle brackets. Discord turns them into a time that each person sees in their own locale and timezone, and some styles update over time (for example “2 hours ago”).
Choose a date and time, pick a format (short time, long date, combined date and time, or relative), then copy the generated code and paste it into a Discord message, embed, or bot output.
The letter after the Unix number sets how Discord displays the time: t and T are time only; d and D are date only; f and F combine date and time (F includes the weekday); R shows a relative phrase like “in 5 minutes” or “3 hours ago” that updates for readers.
Yes. The same tag is shown to everyone, but Discord renders it using each viewer's local timezone and language settings, similar to how other localized times work in the app.
The R style shows a relative phrase compared to the current moment, such as “in 2 hours” for a future time or “5 minutes ago” for a past time. That wording updates as time passes.
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