Cron Expression Parser
Translate cron expressions into plain English descriptions and view upcoming scheduled run times.
How to Use Cron Expression Parser
Paste any 5-field cron expression into the box.
Read the plain English explanation.
View the breakdown of minutes, hours, days, and weekdays.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does */15 mean in cron?
It means 'every 15 units' (e.g. */15 in the minute position runs at 0, 15, 30, and 45).
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