Discord Relative Timestamp Generator

Create Discord countdown timestamps with the R format so messages update automatically as an event gets closer.

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Make Live Discord Countdown Codes

A relative Discord timestamp uses the R style to show phrases like in 2 hours, tomorrow, or 5 minutes ago. It is the best format for launches, raids, stream reminders, and time-sensitive announcements.

How to Use This Tool

1

Enter the Event Time

Pick the date and time exactly as the event owner wrote it.

2

Select the Timezone

Choose local time, UTC, EST, PST, JST, or another supported timezone.

3

Copy the Discord Code

Choose a format and paste the generated timestamp directly into Discord.

Examples

Launch Countdown

Set the launch date, choose Relative, and Discord displays a countdown that updates for every reader.

Raid Reminder

Use a relative timestamp so players can see exactly how long remains before the event starts.

Stream Schedule

Add a live countdown to community posts, bios, and reminders without editing the message later.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does <t:unix:R> mean?
It is Discord relative timestamp syntax. The R style tells Discord to display the time as a relative phrase such as in 2 hours or 3 days ago.
How do I make a countdown in Discord?
Enter the event date and time, choose the Relative format, copy the timestamp code, and paste it into Discord.
Does the countdown update automatically?
Yes. Discord updates relative timestamp displays automatically as time passes.
Can I use relative timestamps in Discord embeds?
Yes. Relative timestamp codes work in normal messages, bot messages, embeds, and webhooks.
Does the countdown use each member local time?
Yes. Discord uses the timestamp value and renders the relative time for each reader.

Copy a Discord Timestamp Code

Use the converter above, choose the right style, and paste the timestamp into Discord.

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