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Cron Parser

Cron Expression (min hour day month weekday)

Expression descriptionEvery 15 minute(s), hour(s) 9-17, Every day(s), Every month(s), weekday(s) 1-5

Future execution time

2026/10/13 15:30:00
2026/10/13 15:45:00
2026/10/13 16:00:00
2026/10/13 16:15:00
2026/10/13 16:30:00
2026/10/13 16:45:00
2026/10/13 17:00:00
2026/10/13 17:15:00

Instructions

Understand Cron Expression Execution Times

Use for configuring scheduled tasks, debugging cron rules, or checking next run time.

1Enter Cron expression

2View explanations

3Verify future execution time

After completionKnow when this scheduled task runs.Enter Cron Expression First

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Match preview time zones to the target scheduler

The preview accepts five fields: minute, hour, day, month and weekday. It calculates upcoming times in the browser local zone and does not create a server task.

An example to check

Input and settings

0 9 * * 1-5

Expected result

09:00 Monday through Friday in the browser local zone, listing only occurrences after the current time.

Check fields from left to right so hours and minutes are not swapped. Before deployment, confirm the server time zone, command permissions and scheduler dialect.

Scope and limitations

When day-of-month and weekday are both restricted, this preview requires both to match. Some traditional cron schedulers use OR instead, producing different results.
Quartz seconds and extensions such as L, W and # are unsupported. The preview searches a limited horizon, so rare dates may not appear.

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