Cron Expression Translator

A cron expression uses five fields separated by spaces. Each field represents a time unit and supports exact values, wildcards, ranges, lists, and step values.

• * means every value in the field.
• Ranges use a dash, like MON-FRI or 1-5.
• Lists use commas, like 1,15 or MON,WED,FRI.
• Step values use a slash, like */5 for every five minutes.

Cron syntax can vary by platform. Check provider documentation for supported features and time zone behavior.

• * * * * * — every minute
• 0 * * * * — every hour
• 0 0 * * * — at 12:00 AM every day
• 0 0 * * 0 — at 12:00 AM every Sunday
• 30 14 1 * * — at 2:30 PM on the 1st of every month
• 15 10 * * MON — at 10:15 AM every Monday

1. Enter a cron expression in the textarea above.
2. The tool translates the expression into a readable schedule.
3. Edit the cron expression and the translation refreshes in real time.

The following is an example of a cron expression you can translate:

0 0 * * *

Feel free to modify it or paste your own cron expression.

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