Discord Utility
Discord Timestamp Generator
A Discord timestamp is a code like <t:1699999999:R> that shows a date or time in every reader’s own timezone. Pick a moment below, then paste the code into any Discord message and it renders live, counting down on its own.
·America/ChicagoCopy any style
All Discord timestamp formats
| Style | Code suffix | Example output |
|---|---|---|
| Short time | <t:…:t> | 10:13 PM |
| Long time | <t:…:T> | 10:13:19 PM |
| Short date | <t:…:d> | 11/14/2023 |
| Long date | <t:…:D> | November 14, 2023 |
| Short date/time | <t:…:f> | November 14, 2023 at 10:13 PM |
| Long date/time | <t:…:F> | Tuesday, November 14, 2023 at 10:13 PM |
| Relative | <t:…:R> | 3 years ago |
Common questions
How do I use a Discord timestamp?
Generate a code above, copy it, and paste it straight into a Discord message or embed. Discord replaces the code with a formatted date the moment you send it. You do not need a bot, because timestamps are built into Discord’s markdown.
Why does the time change for other people?
That is the point. A Discord timestamp stores one exact moment as a Unix number, then each reader’s app renders it in their own timezone. Announce an event once and everyone sees it in their local time.
What does the relative style (:R) do?
The :R style shows a live countdown or count-up, like "in 2 hours" or "3 days ago", and updates on its own. It is ideal for deadlines, event starts, and "last seen" style notes.
Do I need to pick a timezone?
The timezone selector tells the tool which zone your chosen date and time belong to, so the underlying Unix number is correct. The previews show the result in your own device’s timezone, exactly how Discord will display it to you.