Cron Schedule Checker
Paste a cron expression and see the next 10 run times with a human-readable description.
At 9:00 AM on weekdays
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Tue, Sep 22 · 9:00 AM - 2
Wed, Sep 23 · 9:00 AM - 3
Thu, Sep 24 · 9:00 AM - 4
Fri, Sep 25 · 9:00 AM - 5
Mon, Sep 28 · 9:00 AM
A cron expression copied from a config file or a Stack Overflow answer either runs on the schedule someone intended or it doesn't, and five fields of asterisks and numbers packed together give no obvious clue which, especially once a step value or a comma-separated list gets involved. This tool checks whether a cron expression is actually valid, then translates it into a plain-language description and lists the next ten times it would actually run, rather than leaving someone to mentally simulate five cryptic fields.
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Useful for confirming a cron expression copied from documentation actually means what it appears to mean, catching a typo in a scheduled job before it ships to production, or checking the next several run times to confirm a job fires exactly when expected rather than five minutes off.
Key features
- Clean interface
- Fast processing
- No signup required
- Works offline