Timestamp Converter
Convert Unix timestamps and date-time strings with timezone context.
Start with a dedicated workspace for text payloads or image payloads. Both workflows are optimized for quick input, clear output, and direct actions.
Base64 should only contain valid character sets and optional padding. Unexpected characters usually indicate a copied or corrupted value.
Some inputs miss trailing '=' padding. Depending on source format, decoding may fail or produce broken output.
A malformed prefix such as data:image/...;base64 can break type detection and preview rendering.
Text payloads and image payloads should use different workspaces. Pick the mode that matches your input type.
In the current implementation, Base64 conversion logic runs in your browser during normal usage and does not require a dedicated conversion API.
Baidu Tongji script is enabled for aggregated visit statistics. Base64 conversion itself still runs locally in your browser.
Yes. The tool provides dedicated workflows for text payloads and image payloads.
No. Data URL is supported, but raw Base64 is also accepted when it is valid image content.
Invalid characters, missing padding, or partially copied data are common causes.
Yes. In Base64 → Image mode, successful decoding provides image preview and download.
In the current implementation, conversion runs in the browser during normal usage.
Yes, the project structure is designed for incremental feature expansion.
Convert Unix timestamps and date-time strings with timezone context.
Format, validate, and inspect JSON structures with clear error feedback.
Planned utility for encoding and decoding URL query values.
Planned utility for decoding and inspecting JWT payload structure.
Planned utility for generating common hash signatures for testing.