Time Converter

Convert durations between seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks and average months or years.

Time converter

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Scientific notation is supported, for example 1e6 or 2.5e-3. Thousands separators such as 1,000 are fine.

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Narrows both unit lists; the units already chosen stay listed.

h to min

Exact definition

60 min

1 h = 60 min

About these units

Days mean 24 hours. Average years and months use the Gregorian 400-year average; they do not calculate elapsed calendar dates or leap seconds.

Formula and calculation

Standard linear transform
min = x × 60
min = 1 × 60 = 60 min

Base transformation: 1 h = 3600 s; 1 min = 60 s. Ratio: 60.

Compound time equivalent

1 h 0 min 0 s (nearest second).

Accuracy

Relationship: exact definition. Display: rounded to up to 6 decimal places, with scientific notation for very small or large values. More digits do not mean greater measurement accuracy; factors involving π or recurring fractions are approximations.

References for the selected units and their conversion factors.

Result in every supported unit23 units
UnitResult
Nanosecond (ns)3.600000e+12
Microsecond (µs)3600000000
Millisecond (ms)3600000
Second (s)3600
Minute (min)60
Hour (h)1
Day (d)0.041667
Week (wk)0.005952
Month (average) (mo)0.001369
Year (average) (yr)0.000114079
Exasecond (Es)3.600000e-15
Petasecond (Ps)3.600000e-12
Terasecond (Ts)3.600000e-9
Gigasecond (Gs)0.0000036
Megasecond (Ms)0.0036
Kilosecond (ks)3.6
Hectosecond (hs)36
Decasecond (das)360
Decisecond (ds)36000
Centisecond (cs)360000
Picosecond (ps)3.600000e+15
Femtosecond (fs)3.600000e+18
Attosecond (as)3.600000e+21

Conversion sources and methodology · Unit systems, SI prefixes and symbols

Conversion method

Here a day is exactly 24 hours and a week exactly seven days. Months and years use the Gregorian average of 365.2425 days per year; they do not represent a particular calendar interval or daylight-saving transition.

min = x × 60

10 h = 600 min.

h to min
hmin
160
5300
10600
251500
503000
1006000

Unit definitions and sources

Days mean 24 hours. Average years and months use the Gregorian 400-year average; they do not calculate elapsed calendar dates or leap seconds.

13 of the 23 definitions below were checked against the cited sources on 2026-09-20 (AI-assisted check).

Time: definitions used by this converter
Unit and systemUseDefinitionRelationship
Millisecond (ms); siCommon unitsMillisecond measures time. s = (value in ms) × 0.001. Common use: Elapsed durations.Exact definition; numerical display may be rounded
Second (s); siCommon unitsSecond measures time. s = (value in s) × 1. Common use: Elapsed durations.Exact definition; numerical display may be rounded
Minute (min); siCommon unitsMinute measures time. s = (value in min) × 60. Common use: Elapsed durations.Exact definition; numerical display may be rounded
Hour (h); siCommon unitsHour measures time. s = (value in h) × 3600. Common use: Elapsed durations.Exact definition; numerical display may be rounded
Day (d); siCommon unitsDay measures time. s = (value in d) × 86400. Common use: Elapsed durations.Exact definition; numerical display may be rounded
Week (wk); otherCommon unitsWeek measures time. s = (value in wk) × 604800. Common use: Elapsed durations.Exact definition; numerical display may be rounded
Month (average) (mo); otherCommon unitsMonth (average) measures time. s = (value in mo) × 2629746. Common use: Elapsed durations. 365.2425 days ÷ 12Approximate / conventional
Year (average) (yr); otherCommon unitsYear (average) measures time. s = (value in yr) × 31556952. Common use: Elapsed durations. 365.2425 daysApproximate / conventional
Nanosecond (ns); siSpecialist unitsNanosecond measures time. s = (value in ns) × 1e-9. Common use: Elapsed durations.Exact definition; numerical display may be rounded
Microsecond (µs); siSpecialist unitsMicrosecond measures time. s = (value in µs) × 0.000001. Common use: Elapsed durations.Exact definition; numerical display may be rounded
Exasecond (Es); siSpecialist unitsexasecond: E denotes 10^18; the unit gives 1000000000000000000 s. Common use: Elapsed durations.Exact definition; numerical display may be rounded
Petasecond (Ps); siSpecialist unitspetasecond: P denotes 10^15; the unit gives 1000000000000000 s. Common use: Elapsed durations.Exact definition; numerical display may be rounded
Terasecond (Ts); siSpecialist unitsterasecond: T denotes 10^12; the unit gives 1000000000000 s. Common use: Elapsed durations.Exact definition; numerical display may be rounded
Gigasecond (Gs); siSpecialist unitsgigasecond: G denotes 10^9; the unit gives 1000000000 s. Common use: Elapsed durations.Exact definition; numerical display may be rounded
Megasecond (Ms); siSpecialist unitsmegasecond: M denotes 10^6; the unit gives 1000000 s. Common use: Elapsed durations.Exact definition; numerical display may be rounded
Kilosecond (ks); siSpecialist unitskilosecond: k denotes 10^3; the unit gives 1000 s. Common use: Elapsed durations.Exact definition; numerical display may be rounded
Hectosecond (hs); siSpecialist unitshectosecond: h denotes 10^2; the unit gives 100 s. Common use: Elapsed durations.Exact definition; numerical display may be rounded
Decasecond (das); siSpecialist unitsdecasecond: da denotes 10^1; the unit gives 10 s. Common use: Elapsed durations.Exact definition; numerical display may be rounded
Decisecond (ds); siSpecialist unitsdecisecond: d denotes 10^-1; the unit gives 0.1 s. Common use: Elapsed durations.Exact definition; numerical display may be rounded
Centisecond (cs); siSpecialist unitscentisecond: c denotes 10^-2; the unit gives 0.01 s. Common use: Elapsed durations.Exact definition; numerical display may be rounded
Picosecond (ps); siSpecialist unitspicosecond: p denotes 10^-12; the unit gives 1e-12 s. Common use: Elapsed durations.Exact definition; numerical display may be rounded
Femtosecond (fs); siSpecialist unitsfemtosecond: f denotes 10^-15; the unit gives 1e-15 s. Common use: Elapsed durations.Exact definition; numerical display may be rounded
Attosecond (as); siSpecialist unitsattosecond: a denotes 10^-18; the unit gives 1e-18 s. Common use: Elapsed durations.Exact definition; numerical display may be rounded

Sources: BIPM: International System of Units; NIST: SP 811 Appendix B.8: conversion factors; US Naval Observatory: Leap years and the Gregorian calendar; BIPM: SI prefixes

Precision of time conversions

All 23 time units convert through Second (s). 21 have an exact defined relationship to the base unit and 2 are conventional or measured values. Results and the tables on this page come from the same engine, so a table value can be checked against the converter directly.

Standard display shows up to six decimal places, switching to scientific notation for very large or small values. Calculation uses JavaScript binary floating point independently of display rounding, so extra digits are not a claim about measurement accuracy. Each unit lists its own source; a citation records where the definition comes from, not an independent review. See Conversion methodology for the review and correction process.

References

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