Pick each field visually and get a ready-to-use cron string with a plain-English schedule summary and upcoming run times.
🔒 Your schedule stays on your device and is never uploaded.
Cron expressions power scheduled jobs in Linux, CI pipelines and countless task runners, but the five-field syntax is easy to get wrong. Pick each field visually here and copy a verified expression, plus see exactly what it means and when it will next run.
Start from a common schedule like "weekdays at 9am" and tweak it from there.
Every expression is translated into a readable sentence so you can double-check it at a glance.
Building and interpreting the expression both happen locally in your browser.
The standard 5-field format: minute, hour, day of month, month, and day of week, as used by cron, crontab and most schedulers.
Yes. Choose the Every N option in any field to generate step values such as */5 for every 5 minutes.
Your browser's local timezone. Most schedulers run in UTC or the server timezone, so double-check before deploying.
No. The expression is built and interpreted entirely in your browser.