[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":762},["ShallowReactive",2],{"blog-post-/blog/en/how-to-convert-unix-timestamp-to-date":3,"related-posts-/blog/how-to-convert-unix-timestamp-to-date":322},{"id":4,"title":5,"author":6,"body":7,"category":303,"date":304,"description":305,"extension":306,"featured":307,"image":308,"meta":309,"navigation":310,"path":311,"readingTime":312,"seo":313,"stem":314,"tags":315,"tools":320,"__hash__":321},"content/blog/en/how-to-convert-unix-timestamp-to-date.md","How to Convert Unix Timestamp to Date in 2026","Anything Tools Team",{"type":8,"value":9,"toc":290},"minimark",[10,14,18,27,32,35,38,54,57,72,75,79,82,96,99,103,106,112,126,129,133,136,139,153,156,159,171,174,178,181,198,206,210,213,221,224,227,231,234,248,251,255,258,275,278,282,285],[11,12,5],"h1",{"id":13},"how-to-convert-unix-timestamp-to-date-in-2026",[15,16,17],"p",{},"Unix timestamps appear everywhere: API payloads, logs, databases, analytics tools, cache records, and background jobs. They are compact and easy for systems to process, but not easy for humans to read during debugging.",[15,19,20,21,26],{},"That is why developers constantly need to convert raw timestamps into real dates and times. If you want the quickest workflow, use the ",[22,23,25],"a",{"href":24},"/dev/timestamp","Anything Tools Unix Timestamp Converter",".",[28,29,31],"h2",{"id":30},"what-a-unix-timestamp-actually-represents","What a Unix timestamp actually represents",[15,33,34],{},"A Unix timestamp is the number of seconds or milliseconds that have elapsed since January 1, 1970 00:00:00 UTC.",[15,36,37],{},"Two details cause most mistakes:",[39,40,41,49],"ul",{},[42,43,44,45],"li",{},"some systems store ",[46,47,48],"strong",{},"seconds",[42,50,44,51],{},[46,52,53],{},"milliseconds",[15,55,56],{},"For example:",[39,58,59,66],{},[42,60,61,65],{},[62,63,64],"code",{},"1711718400"," usually means seconds",[42,67,68,71],{},[62,69,70],{},"1711718400000"," usually means milliseconds",[15,73,74],{},"If you read the wrong unit, the resulting date will be wildly incorrect.",[28,76,78],{"id":77},"why-timestamp-conversions-go-wrong-so-often","Why timestamp conversions go wrong so often",[15,80,81],{},"Timestamp bugs are usually not about arithmetic. They come from missing context:",[39,83,84,87,90,93],{},[42,85,86],{},"a backend returns milliseconds but the frontend expects seconds",[42,88,89],{},"a log shows UTC but the browser displays local time",[42,91,92],{},"a string value is parsed incorrectly",[42,94,95],{},"developers compare ISO strings, local times, and epoch numbers in the same workflow",[15,97,98],{},"When debugging time data, you need to check the unit, timezone, and display format before assuming the value is wrong.",[28,100,102],{"id":101},"convert-in-the-browser-for-quick-debugging","Convert in the browser for quick debugging",[15,104,105],{},"For day-to-day work, a browser converter is faster than writing throwaway code every time.",[15,107,108,109,111],{},"The ",[22,110,25],{"href":24}," is useful because it lets you:",[39,113,114,117,120,123],{},[42,115,116],{},"convert timestamp to readable date instantly",[42,118,119],{},"convert date back to epoch",[42,121,122],{},"switch between seconds and milliseconds",[42,124,125],{},"inspect results without sending the value anywhere else",[15,127,128],{},"That is especially helpful when you are working with production logs, webhook payloads, or copied JSON snippets.",[28,130,132],{"id":131},"understand-utc-local-time-and-iso-output","Understand UTC, local time, and ISO output",[15,134,135],{},"A timestamp itself is timezone-neutral. The confusion starts when software displays it.",[15,137,138],{},"You will commonly see the same point in time rendered as:",[39,140,141,144,147,150],{},[42,142,143],{},"UTC",[42,145,146],{},"your browser's local timezone",[42,148,149],{},"ISO 8601 strings",[42,151,152],{},"formatted application dates",[15,154,155],{},"The value is the same. The presentation changes.",[15,157,158],{},"When a date looks wrong, ask:",[160,161,162,165,168],"ol",{},[42,163,164],{},"Is the raw timestamp correct?",[42,166,167],{},"Is the unit correct?",[42,169,170],{},"Am I looking at UTC or local time?",[15,172,173],{},"That sequence solves most conversion mistakes quickly.",[28,175,177],{"id":176},"common-developer-use-cases","Common developer use cases",[15,179,180],{},"Timestamp conversion is useful in many routine tasks:",[39,182,183,186,189,192,195],{},[42,184,185],{},"checking when a token expires",[42,187,188],{},"reading audit logs",[42,190,191],{},"debugging scheduled jobs",[42,193,194],{},"validating analytics events",[42,196,197],{},"comparing database records with API output",[15,199,200,201,205],{},"If the timestamp lives inside a larger payload, the ",[22,202,204],{"href":203},"/dev/json-formatter","Anything Tools JSON Formatter"," is a convenient companion for cleaning up the object before inspecting the date fields.",[28,207,209],{"id":208},"seconds-vs-milliseconds-the-fastest-sanity-check","Seconds vs milliseconds: the fastest sanity check",[15,211,212],{},"If you only remember one rule, remember length:",[39,214,215,218],{},[42,216,217],{},"10 digits usually means seconds",[42,219,220],{},"13 digits usually means milliseconds",[15,222,223],{},"It is not mathematically universal, but it is a fast practical check that catches many errors.",[15,225,226],{},"You should also be careful with APIs that document one unit and return another after an update or wrapper change.",[28,228,230],{"id":229},"dont-forget-edge-cases","Don’t forget edge cases",[15,232,233],{},"A few timestamp issues still matter in 2026:",[39,235,236,239,242,245],{},[42,237,238],{},"negative timestamps for dates before 1970",[42,240,241],{},"year 2038 discussions in legacy 32-bit environments",[42,243,244],{},"daylight saving transitions in local displays",[42,246,247],{},"mixed string and number types in JSON",[15,249,250],{},"Modern web tooling handles most of this well, but your debugging process still needs to be explicit.",[28,252,254],{"id":253},"a-repeatable-workflow","A repeatable workflow",[15,256,257],{},"Use this simple process whenever a time value looks suspicious:",[160,259,260,263,266,269,272],{},[42,261,262],{},"Copy the raw timestamp.",[42,264,265],{},"Check whether it has 10 or 13 digits.",[42,267,268],{},"Convert it in the browser.",[42,270,271],{},"Compare UTC and local output.",[42,273,274],{},"Trace the original field back to the source system.",[15,276,277],{},"This avoids the common trap of patching a display bug when the real problem is unit mismatch upstream.",[28,279,281],{"id":280},"final-takeaway","Final takeaway",[15,283,284],{},"Unix timestamps are efficient for machines but opaque for humans. The fastest way to debug them is to keep a simple conversion workflow close at hand and verify units before anything else.",[15,286,287,288,26],{},"If you need a lightweight way to inspect epoch values, convert dates, and move between seconds and milliseconds, start with the ",[22,289,25],{"href":24},{"title":291,"searchDepth":292,"depth":292,"links":293},"",2,[294,295,296,297,298,299,300,301,302],{"id":30,"depth":292,"text":31},{"id":77,"depth":292,"text":78},{"id":101,"depth":292,"text":102},{"id":131,"depth":292,"text":132},{"id":176,"depth":292,"text":177},{"id":208,"depth":292,"text":209},{"id":229,"depth":292,"text":230},{"id":253,"depth":292,"text":254},{"id":280,"depth":292,"text":281},"Developer Tools","2026-03-29T00:00:00.000Z","Learn how to convert Unix timestamps to human-readable dates, avoid seconds-vs-milliseconds bugs, and debug time values faster in the browser.","md",false,"/blog/how-to-convert-unix-timestamp-to-date.png",{},true,"/blog/en/how-to-convert-unix-timestamp-to-date",8,{"title":5,"description":305},"blog/en/how-to-convert-unix-timestamp-to-date",[316,317,318,319,303],"Unix Timestamp","Epoch Time","Date Conversion","Debugging",[24],"yBPaj2cic_ZxR3i0-lmCN1SXnT2-hK_CnuYgUpz1hjM",[323,471],{"id":324,"title":325,"author":326,"body":327,"category":303,"date":458,"description":459,"extension":306,"featured":307,"image":460,"meta":461,"navigation":310,"path":462,"readingTime":463,"seo":464,"stem":465,"tags":466,"tools":469,"__hash__":470},"content/blog/de-DE/how-to-decode-jwt-tokens-online.md","Wie man JWT-Token online decodiert","Anything Tools Editorial",{"type":8,"value":328,"toc":453},[329,332,340,344,350,370,376,380,404,408,414,447],[15,330,331],{},"JSON Web Tokens (JWT) are a widely used standard for securely transmitting information between parties as a JSON object. If you're a web developer building authentication systems, you will inevitably need to inspect the contents of a JWT.",[15,333,334,335,339],{},"In this article, we will explain what a JWT is and how you can easily decode and verify it using our free online ",[22,336,338],{"href":337},"/dev/jwt-decoder","JWT Decoder"," tool.",[28,341,343],{"id":342},"structure-of-a-jwt","Structure of a JWT",[15,345,346,347,349],{},"A JWT consists of three parts separated by dots (",[62,348,26],{},"):",[160,351,352,358,364],{},[42,353,354,357],{},[46,355,356],{},"Header:"," Contains metadata about the type of token and the cryptographic algorithms used to secure its contents.",[42,359,360,363],{},[46,361,362],{},"Payload:"," Contains the claims. This is where the actual data (like user ID, expiration time, or roles) is stored.",[42,365,366,369],{},[46,367,368],{},"Signature:"," Used to verify that the sender of the JWT is who it says it is and to ensure that the message wasn't changed along the way.",[15,371,372,373],{},"It looks something like this:\n",[62,374,375],{},"xxxxxxx.yyyyyyy.zzzzzzz",[28,377,379],{"id":378},"why-decode-a-jwt","Why Decode a JWT?",[39,381,382,388,398],{},[42,383,384,387],{},[46,385,386],{},"Debugging Authentication:"," Verify that the correct user data or permissions (claims) are included in the payload.",[42,389,390,393,394,397],{},[46,391,392],{},"Checking Expiration:"," Ensure the token hasn't expired by inspecting the ",[62,395,396],{},"exp"," claim.",[42,399,400,403],{},[46,401,402],{},"Verifying Integrity:"," If you have the secret key, you can verify if the signature is valid.",[28,405,407],{"id":406},"using-the-online-jwt-decoder","Using the Online JWT Decoder",[15,409,410,411,413],{},"Our ",[22,412,338],{"href":337}," runs entirely in your browser, meaning your tokens are never sent to our servers. Your security and privacy are guaranteed.",[160,415,416,423,426,437],{},[42,417,418,419,339],{},"Navigate to the ",[46,420,421],{},[22,422,338],{"href":337},[42,424,425],{},"Paste your token into the \"Encoded Token\" text area.",[42,427,428,429,432,433,436],{},"The tool will automatically parse and display the decoded JSON for both the ",[46,430,431],{},"Header"," and ",[46,434,435],{},"Payload"," in a structured, syntax-highlighted format.",[42,438,439,440,443,444,446],{},"You can clearly view standard claims like ",[62,441,442],{},"iat"," (Issued At) and ",[62,445,396],{}," (Expiration Time) converted into readable dates.",[15,448,449,450,452],{},"Stop writing custom scripts just to view token contents—bookmark the ",[22,451,338],{"href":337}," and speed up your API development today!",{"title":291,"searchDepth":292,"depth":292,"links":454},[455,456,457],{"id":342,"depth":292,"text":343},{"id":378,"depth":292,"text":379},{"id":406,"depth":292,"text":407},"2026-04-29T00:00:00.000Z","Erfahren Sie, wie Sie JSON Web Tokens (JWT) sicher und einfach in Ihrem Browser decodieren und überprüfen können.","/blog/how-to-decode-jwt-tokens-online.png",{},"/blog/de-de/how-to-decode-jwt-tokens-online",null,{"title":325,"description":459},"blog/de-DE/how-to-decode-jwt-tokens-online",[338,467,303,468],"Cyber Security","Token Decoder",[337],"jiOLpCLzsfcMWfTljgRFsMe82n0n2lE768ZaObtQrEE",{"id":472,"title":473,"author":326,"body":474,"category":303,"date":750,"description":751,"extension":306,"featured":310,"image":752,"meta":753,"navigation":310,"path":754,"readingTime":463,"seo":755,"stem":756,"tags":757,"tools":760,"__hash__":761},"content/blog/de-DE/how-to-encode-and-decode-base64-online.md","Wie man Base64 online kodiert und dekodiert: Ein umfassender Leitfaden",{"type":8,"value":475,"toc":731},[476,479,486,494,498,501,504,521,525,528,533,536,540,543,547,554,558,561,568,572,606,610,617,621,648,652,673,677,688,692,695,702,705,709],[11,477,473],{"id":478},"wie-man-base64-online-kodiert-und-dekodiert-ein-umfassender-leitfaden",[15,480,481,482,485],{},"In der Welt der Webentwicklung und Datenübertragung ist ",[46,483,484],{},"Base64"," ein Begriff, dem Sie häufig begegnen werden. Egal, ob Sie ein erfahrener Entwickler sind oder einfach nur neugierig darauf, wie Daten über das Internet bewegt werden – das Verständnis von Base64 ist unerlässlich.",[15,487,488,489,493],{},"In diesem Leitfaden tauchen wir tief in die Materie ein: Was ist Base64, wie funktioniert es und vor allem, wie können Sie unseren ",[22,490,492],{"href":491},"/dev/base64","Base64-Kodierer/Dekodierer"," einfach nutzen, um Ihre Daten zu verarbeiten.",[28,495,497],{"id":496},"was-ist-base64","Was ist Base64?",[15,499,500],{},"Base64 ist ein Binär-zu-Text-Kodierungsverfahren. Es stellt binäre Daten (wie Bilder, ausführbare Dateien oder auch einfachen Text) in einem ASCII-String-Format dar, indem es diese in eine Radix-64-Darstellung übersetzt.",[15,502,503],{},"Die „64“ in Base64 rührt daher, dass ein Satz von 64 Zeichen zur Darstellung der Daten verwendet wird. Diese Zeichen umfassen üblicherweise:",[39,505,506,509,512,515,518],{},[42,507,508],{},"Großbuchstaben (A-Z)",[42,510,511],{},"Kleinbuchstaben (a-z)",[42,513,514],{},"Zahlen (0-9)",[42,516,517],{},"Zwei zusätzliche Symbole (+ und /)",[42,519,520],{},"Ein Füllzeichen (=)",[28,522,524],{"id":523},"warum-verwenden-wir-base64","Warum verwenden wir Base64?",[15,526,527],{},"Der Hauptzweck von Base64 besteht darin, binäre Daten so zu kodieren, dass sie über Medien übertragen werden können, die für den Umgang mit Textdaten ausgelegt sind.",[529,530,532],"h3",{"id":531},"_1-datenteintegrität-während-der-übertragung","1. Datenteintegrität während der Übertragung",[15,534,535],{},"Einige ältere Kommunikationsprotokolle oder Systeme könnten bestimmte binäre Zeichen als Steuerzeichen interpretieren (z. B. „Dateiende“ oder „Null“). Durch die Umwandlung binärer Daten in sichere ASCII-Zeichen stellt Base64 sicher, dass die Daten während der Übertragung intakt bleiben.",[529,537,539],{"id":538},"_2-einbetten-von-medien-in-code","2. Einbetten von Medien in Code",[15,541,542],{},"Sie haben wahrscheinlich schon gesehen, dass Base64 verwendet wird, um kleine Bilder direkt in HTML- oder CSS-Dateien einzubetten. Dies reduziert die Anzahl der HTTP-Anfragen, die ein Browser stellen muss, was die Ladezeiten der Seite für kleine Assets verbessern kann.",[529,544,546],{"id":545},"_3-einfache-datenverschleierung","3. Einfache Datenverschleierung",[15,548,549,550,553],{},"Obwohl es ",[46,551,552],{},"keine Form der Verschlüsselung"," ist, wird Base64 oft verwendet, um Daten auf den ersten Blick für Menschen unlesbar zu machen. Zum Beispiel das Kodieren von nicht sensiblen Parametern in einer URL (obwohl Sie für wirklich sensible Daten immer eine echte Verschlüsselung verwenden sollten).",[28,555,557],{"id":556},"wie-funktioniert-die-base64-kodierung","Wie funktioniert die Base64-Kodierung?",[15,559,560],{},"Base64 funktioniert, indem Gruppen von drei 8-Bit-Bytes (insgesamt 24 Bit) genommen und in vier 6-Bit-Blöcke unterteilt werden. Jeder 6-Bit-Block wird einem der 64 Zeichen im Base64-Alphabet zugeordnet.",[15,562,563,564,567],{},"Wenn die Eingabe kein Vielfaches von drei ist, werden am Ende Füllzeichen (",[62,565,566],{},"=",") hinzugefügt, um sicherzustellen, dass der resultierende String eine Länge hat, die ein Vielfaches von vier ist.",[28,569,571],{"id":570},"häufige-anwendungsfälle","Häufige Anwendungsfälle",[39,573,574,580,594,600],{},[42,575,576,579],{},[46,577,578],{},"Data-URLs:"," Einbetten von Bildern, Schriftarten oder anderen Dateien in HTML/CSS.",[42,581,582,585,586,589,590,593],{},[46,583,584],{},"Basic Authentication:"," Der ",[62,587,588],{},"Authorization","-Header in HTTP verwendet oft Base64, um Benutzername und Passwort zu kodieren (z. B. 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Wir senden Ihre Eingaben nicht an unsere Server, sodass Ihre Daten privat und sicher bleiben. Denken Sie jedoch daran, dass ",[46,685,686],{},"Base64 keine Verschlüsselung"," ist. Jeder, der einen Dekodierer hat, kann die Originaldaten sehen. Verwenden Sie für sensible Informationen immer starke Verschlüsselungsmethoden wie AES oder RSA.",[28,689,691],{"id":690},"fazit","Fazit",[15,693,694],{},"Base64 ist ein grundlegendes Werkzeug im modernen Web-Stack. Es schließt die Lücke zwischen binären Daten und textbasierten Protokollen und ermöglicht alles von E-Mail-Anhängen bis hin zu schnelleren Webseiten.",[15,696,697,698,701],{},"Bereit loszulegen? 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Entdecken Sie die Funktionsweise, häufige Anwendungsfälle und wie Sie unser kostenloses Online-Tool nutzen, um Ihre Daten sicher zu verarbeiten.","/blog/how-to-encode-and-decode-base64-online.png",{},"/blog/de-de/how-to-encode-and-decode-base64-online",{"title":473,"description":751},"blog/de-DE/how-to-encode-and-decode-base64-online",[484,303,758,759],"Datenkodierung","Online-Utilities",[491],"mNQwbBMnNJpgeCj4-UuLfyDF0r3DtPb0nX2Vc2PSmOk",1781140543091]