Time Converter

Instantly convert durations between seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, and explicitly defined month and year units.

Use a comma or period as the decimal separator; do not use thousands separators.

All units

Subsecond units

Use as target unit: Picosecond
Picosecond (ps)
3.6e15
Use as target unit: Nanosecond
Nanosecond (ns)
3.6e12
Use as target unit: Microsecond
Microsecond (µs)
3,600,000,000
Use as target unit: Millisecond
Millisecond (ms)
3,600,000

Everyday units

Use as target unit: Second
Second (s)
3,600
Use as target unit: Minute
Minute (min)
60
Use as target unit: Hour
Hour (h)
From
1
Use as target unit: Day
Day (d)
To
0.0416667
Use as target unit: Week
Week (wk)
0.00595238
Use as target unit: Fortnight
Fortnight (fn)
0.00297619

Calendar-defined durations

Use as target unit: Month (avg Gregorian)
Month (avg Gregorian) (month (avg))
0.00136895
Use as target unit: Quarter (avg)
Quarter (avg) (quarter (avg))
0.000456318
Use as target unit: Year (365 days)
Year (365 days) (year (365 d))
0.000114155
Use as target unit: Year (avg Gregorian)
Year (avg Gregorian) (year (avg))
0.000114079
Use as target unit: Year (366 days)
Year (366 days) (year (366 d))
0.000113843
Use as target unit: Decade
Decade (decade)
0.0000114079
Use as target unit: Century
Century (century)
0.00000114079
Use as target unit: Millennium
Millennium (millennium)
1.14079e-7
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Good to know

The time converter converts directly in your browser between everyday units, subsecond units, and calendar-related durations. Since months and years don't have a fixed calendar length, the tool uses clearly labeled average values for this group: 1 average Gregorian month = 30.436875 days, 1 average Gregorian year = 365.2425 days.

Typical searches include hours to minutes, seconds to days, and convert time. Calculation runs locally in the browser. Decade, century, and millennium are based on the average Gregorian year — this tool is not suited for exact calendar dates such as “Easter in 3 years.”

Typical use cases

Convert time spans for planning and everyday use

Convert hours to minutes or days to weeks, for example for project planning, travel times, or deadlines.

Convert technical time values with subsecond units

Convert milliseconds, microseconds, or nanoseconds, for example for programming, measurement, or latency figures.

Approximate long time spans

Convert years to decades or centuries to roughly gauge long time spans — based on the average Gregorian year.

Tips for better results

Understand months and years as approximations

Since months and years don't have a fixed calendar length, the tool uses clearly labeled average values — for exact calendar dates, a calendar tool is the better choice.

Choose the right order of magnitude for subsecond units

Pay attention to whether milli-, micro-, or nanoseconds are meant — confusing them quickly leads to order-of-magnitude errors in technical calculations.

How it works

Step by step

  1. 1

    Enter value and source unit

    Enter the time value and choose the source unit from one of the three groups.

  2. 2

    Choose the target unit

    Choose the target unit, even from a different group, for example from seconds to years.

  3. 3

    Copy the result or swap units

    Copy one or all results, or swap the source and target unit for the next conversion.

Features

Three unit groups

Everyday units, subsecond units, and calendar-related durations are cleanly separated.

Local conversion

Calculation happens directly in the browser, without transmission to a server.

Transparent calendar definitions

Month, year, decade, century, and millennium are based on clearly stated average values.

Frequently asked questions

How long is a month in this tool?

A month equals the average Gregorian month of 30.436875 days, since calendar months vary in length.

Is the tool suited for exact calendar dates?

No. Average values are used for calendar-related durations; for exact date calculations, a calendar tool is better suited.

Are my inputs uploaded?

No. Conversion runs entirely locally in the browser.

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