Cron Expression Parser
Parse and explain cron expressions in human-readable format. See next run times and use preset templates for common schedules.
Cron Expression
0
Minute
9
Hour
*
Day of Month
*
Month
1
Day of Week
Human Readable
Runs at minute 0, hour 9, every day of month, every month, day of week 1
Frequently Asked Questions
›What is a cron expression?
A cron expression is a string of 5 fields (minute, hour, day of month, month, day of week) that defines a recurring schedule. It's used in Unix/Linux systems, CI/CD pipelines, and task schedulers.
›What does * mean in cron?
The asterisk (*) means 'every value' for that field. For example, * in the minute field means 'every minute'. */5 means 'every 5 units'.
›How do I schedule a job every Monday at 9am?
Use: 0 9 * * 1. This means: minute 0, hour 9, any day of month, any month, day 1 (Monday).
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