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Cron expression parser

Explain a cron schedule in plain English and list its next run times.

Free to use · Runs in your browser · No signup

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How to use Cron expression parser

  1. Enter a five-field cron expression or a macro such as @daily.
  2. Read the plain-English description.
  3. Check the next five run times before deploying the schedule.

What you need

Nothing to upload. Type or paste directly into the tool; results update as you go.

Your result

A plain-English schedule and upcoming run times.

Before you start

Supports standard five-field cron with ranges, steps, lists, and day or month names. Some systems add a seconds field or use different time zones.

Questions about Cron expression parser

How do I use Cron expression parser?

Enter a five-field cron expression or a macro such as @daily. Read the plain-English description. Check the next five run times before deploying the schedule.

What does Cron expression parser produce?

A plain-English schedule and upcoming run times.

What should I check before using Cron expression parser?

Supports standard five-field cron with ranges, steps, lists, and day or month names. Some systems add a seconds field or use different time zones.

Is what I type sent anywhere?

No. The calculation runs in your browser, and the text or numbers you enter are not uploaded or stored.