Cron Parser
Understand and validate cron expressions with our parser. Enter a cron expression and get a clear explanation of when the job will run, plus the next execution times.
Cron Expression
Format
Examples
Syntax
Minute
0-59
Hour
0-23
Day of Month
1-31
Month
1-12
Day of Week
0-6
* - Every
, - List
- - Range
/ - Interval
How to use
- 1Enter a cron expression (e.g., */5 * * * *)
- 2See the human-readable description
- 3Test with examples and next execution times
Features
- Cron to Text
Translates cron syntax into understandable descriptions.
- Next Executions
Shows the next 5-10 execution times.
- Syntax Validation
Checks if the cron expression is valid.
- Common Examples
Pre-made examples for typical cron jobs.
FAQ
What is a cron expression?
Cron expressions define recurring schedules for automated tasks. Format: Minute Hour Day Month Weekday.
What does */5 * * * * mean?
Every 5 minutes. The * means 'every', /5 means 'every 5'.
How do I schedule daily at 3 AM?
0 3 * * * - This means: minute 0, hour 3, every day, every month, every weekday.
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