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Visual Cron Schedule Builder – Online Next 10 Runs Preview

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Visual Cron Schedule Builder

Build and preview your cron schedule. Enter a cron expression to see the next 10 execution times in your local timezone.

Enter a 5‑field cron expression.
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Frequently Asked Questions

A cron expression is a string of 5 fields — minute, hour, day of month, month, and day of week — used by schedulers (like cron in Linux) to define time‑based jobs. Each field can contain numbers, ranges, steps, or comma‑separated lists.

  • Minute (0‑59)
  • Hour (0‑23)
  • Day of month (1‑31)
  • Month (1‑12)
  • Day of week (0‑7, where 0 and 7 both mean Sunday)

All times are shown in your browser's local timezone. The tool does not use UTC — it directly interprets the cron expression against your system clock.

Use */5 * * * *. The */5 in the minute field means “every 5 minutes”. You can also use the presets dropdown to try common patterns.

Some cron expressions match very infrequently (e.g., 0 0 29 2 * — only Feb 29). The tool searches ahead by up to ~1.9 years of minutes. If a run is too far in the future, it may not appear. Try a more frequent pattern or ensure the date is reachable.

When both fields are specified (neither is *), they act as an OR — the job runs if either condition matches. If only one is set, that condition applies exclusively.
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