Cron to Time Converter
Convert cron expressions to human-readable schedule descriptions. This tool helps you understand when a cron job will execute by showing the next execution times and a readable schedule description. Perfect for debugging cron jobs, scheduling tasks, and understanding cron syntax.
Cron Expression Format
Cron expressions use 5 fields separated by spaces:
minute hour day-of-month month day-of-weekExamples:
0 9 * * *- Every day at 9:00 AM0 0 * * 0- Every Sunday at midnight*/15 * * * *- Every 15 minutes0 0 1 * *- First day of every month at midnight
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I use the cron to time converter?
Simply paste your cron expression (e.g., "0 9 * * *") into the input field. The tool will show you the next execution times and a human-readable description of the schedule.
What format should my cron expression be in?
Cron expressions use the standard 5-field format: minute hour day month weekday (e.g., "0 9 * * *" means 9:00 AM every day).
How many execution times are shown?
The tool displays the next 10 execution times for your cron expression, helping you understand the schedule pattern.