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Time Converter

Convert small time intervals, calendar periods, work scheduling units, and scientific time scales.

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1 second [s] = 1000 millisecond [ms]

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All time units

Unit Symbol Conversion factor Quick links
second s Base unit
millisecond ms 1 millisecond [ms] = 0.001 s
microsecond µs 1 microsecond [µs] = 0.000001 s
nanosecond ns 1 nanosecond [ns] = 1E-9 s
minute min 1 minute [min] = 60 s
hour h 1 hour [h] = 3600 s
day d 1 day [d] = 86400 s
week wk 1 week [wk] = 604800 s
fortnight fortnight 1 fortnight [fortnight] = 1209600 s
month (average) mo 1 month (average) [mo] = 2629746 s
quarter (average) qtr 1 quarter (average) [qtr] = 7889238 s
year (average Gregorian) yr 1 year (average Gregorian) [yr] = 31556952 s
common year common yr 1 common year [common yr] = 31536000 s
leap year leap yr 1 leap year [leap yr] = 31622400 s
decade dec 1 decade [dec] = 315569520 s
century century 1 century [century] = 3155695200 s
millennium millennium 1 millennium [millennium] = 31556952000 s
sidereal day sidereal day 1 sidereal day [sidereal day] = 86164.0905 s

Accuracy and Sources

Time factors use second as the reference unit. Average month and average year values are approximate calendar references. Content was last reviewed on 2026-05-21. For safety-critical work, confirm results against the relevant official standard.

How time conversion works

Time conversion changes a measurement from one unit to another using a fixed factor or formula. Use the calculator above for instant results, then check the table and related converter links for common values.

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What is the base unit for time?

The reference base unit used on this page is s.

Are these time conversions accurate?

Yes, the calculator uses the conversion factors listed on the page. For critical work, verify results with an authoritative standard.