FromFlow Get Started Free Discord tool
Pick a date and time, then copy the exact Discord timestamp syntax for short time, long date, full date, and relative countdown formats. Every viewer sees the time in their own timezone.
Discord timestamps use Unix seconds inside a short markdown tag such as <t:1746309660:R>. Discord renders the tag in each viewer's local timezone, which makes it ideal for events, deadlines, reminders, status messages, and bot logs.
The relative format updates over time, so an event can show as in 2 hours, in 30 minutes, or 5 minutes ago without anyone doing timezone math manually.
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FAQ
A Discord timestamp is a markdown tag in the format <t:UNIX:FORMAT>. Discord converts it into a local time or date for every viewer.
Yes. Discord stores the Unix timestamp and displays it according to the viewer's local Discord client timezone.
Use :F for a full date and time, and :R for a live relative countdown. Many event posts include both formats.
Yes. Discord timestamp tags work in normal messages and in most embed text fields, including descriptions and field values.