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.

Start Generating

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