Timezones should not make your event harder to join. Pick a date and time, then copy a Discord timestamp that displays the same moment in each reader’s local timezone.
All seven familiar timestamp styles
Weekend shortcuts and local / UTC input
Live relative-time preview
Ideal for: Event hosts, moderators & international communities
01 / SET THE MOMENT
One time. Every timezone.
AUTO-LOCALIZED IN DISCORD
START FROM NOW
Tomorrow keeps the current clock time on the next calendar day. Next Weekend chooses the next Saturday after today at 10:00 in the selected input timezone. Previews below use UTC and your browser’s language.
02 / PICK YOUR FORMAT
Copy the code, then paste it directly into your Discord message.
t
Short Time
A quick reminder or start time.
Choose a valid date and time
T
Long Time
Includes seconds for precise timing.
Choose a valid date and time
d
Short Date
A compact date in the reader’s locale.
Choose a valid date and time
D
Long Date
Spells out the month.
Choose a valid date and time
f
Short Date/Time
A useful default for events.
Choose a valid date and time
F
Long Date/Time
Adds the weekday for a clear invitation.
Choose a valid date and time
R
Relative Time / Countdown
Updates as time passes in Discord.
Choose a valid date and time
Two additional formats in Discord’s current reference
s
Compact Date/Time
Numeric date and time, without seconds.
Choose a valid date and time
S
Compact Date/Time with Seconds
Numeric date and time, including seconds.
Choose a valid date and time
Syntax and available styles are documented in Discord’s timestamp reference. Browser previews approximate Discord’s presentation. Your date is converted to Unix seconds; Discord supplies each reader’s local display. References checked 26 October 2026.