JustIN Time

Guide

/t – convert one time or date into a simple Discord timestamp

Syntax:
/t HH:MM Timezone or /t HH.MM Timezone – shows only time, on mouse over shows the date the code was posted
/t yyyy-mm-dd Timezone – shows only date, on mouse over shows the time the code was posted
/t yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM Timezone or /t yyyy-mm-dd HH.MM Timezone – shows full date and time

Usage examples:
/t 14:30 Tokyo
/t 2025-05-02 09.00 +3

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/time – show all Discord timestamp styles for a single date/time

Syntax:
/time HH:MM Timezone or /time HH.MM Timezone – uses today’s date
/time yyyy-mm-dd Timezone – uses that date at 00:00
/time yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM Timezone or /time yyyy-mm-dd HH.MM Timezone – uses exact date and time

Output:
an ephemeral message with your selected timezone and a “date and time chosen” summary
a code block containing:

<t:timestamp:d> => day-month-year
<t:timestamp:D> => full date (Month day, Year)
<t:timestamp:t> => time only (HH:MM AM/PM)
<t:timestamp:T> => time with seconds (HH:MM:SS AM/PM)
<t:timestamp:f> => short date and time (Month day, Year HH:MM AM/PM)
<t:timestamp:F> => full date and time (Weekday, Month day, Year HH:MM AM/PM)
<t:timestamp:R> => relative time (e.g., “in 2 hours” or “5 days ago”)

Usage examples:
/time 21:45 New_York
/time 2025-05-02 21.45 Tokyo

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/help – get support link, suggest features or view bot info

Syntax:
/help

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/echo – Subscriber features:

Even if you're not a subscriber but share a paid server with the bot, you can use this feature in bot DMs!
If you have /echo On enabled (default for paid servers), any /t … command you include in a message — even when mixed with other text or used multiple times — will be automatically processed by the bot and the ready formatted timestamp(s) will be posted immediately. You can turn this off on the server with /echo Off, or enable ephemeral replies (visible only to you) with /echo On.