Cron Expression Parser

Parse and explain cron expressions in plain language and preview the next 10 scheduled runs.

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About Cron Expression Parser

The Cron Expression Parser takes a standard 5-field cron expression and translates it into a human-readable description. It also calculates the next 10 scheduled run times so you can verify your cron is set up correctly. Supports standard cron syntax including */n step values, ranges (a-b), and lists (a,b,c).

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Frequently Asked Questions

A cron expression is a string of 5 fields (minute, hour, day of month, month, day of week) that defines a schedule for automated tasks in Unix-like systems.
The asterisk (*) means "every" — it matches all possible values for that field. For example, * in the hour field means "every hour".
Yes, the tool shows the next 5 scheduled execution times based on your cron expression so you can verify it works as expected.

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