All Timezone Conversions
Cron AEST to UTC
Convert cron job schedules from AEST to UTC timezone.
Timezone Offset
-10 hours
AEST (UTC+10) → UTC (UTC+0)
Conversion Examples
To run a job at a specific AEST time, use the UTC expression below:
| Target time (AEST) | Cron in UTC | Equivalent UTC time |
|---|---|---|
| Midnight AEST | 0 14 * * * | 2 PM (previous day) |
| 9 AM AEST | 0 23 * * * | 11 PM (previous day) |
| Noon AEST | 0 2 * * * | 2 AM |
| 5 PM AEST | 0 7 * * * | 7 AM |
How to Use
If your server runs in UTC but you want jobs to execute at AEST times:
- Take your desired AEST hour
- Subtract 10 hours
- If result is negative, add 24 (job runs previous day)
- If result is 24 or more, subtract 24 (job runs next day)
Interactive Converter
For complex schedules, use our Timezone Converter Tool to see exact run times in both timezones.
Important Notes
- Standard cron has no timezone support - it uses the server's local time
- Day boundaries: When converting crosses midnight, the day also changes
- DST: Consider daylight saving time - offsets may change by 1 hour seasonally
- Kubernetes & cloud platforms: Many support explicit timezone configuration
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