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For each of the five fields, choose Every, an Every-N step, a Range, or Specific values. The expression, its translation and its next run times update as you click.

Your cron expression

* * * * *

Fields: minute · hour · day of month · month · day of week

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🗣 In plain English

Every minute.

Next 5 run times

Computed live for your device's timezone. Remember: servers often run on UTC — a 9 AM cron on a UTC server is not 9 AM where you live.

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📖 Cron in 60 seconds

The five fields* * * * * = minute (0–59), hour (0–23), day of month (1–31), month (1–12), day of week (0–7, where both 0 and 7 mean Sunday).

The four operators* = every · , = list (1,15) · - = range (9-17) · / = step (*/15 = every 15).

The day trapIf BOTH day-of-month and day-of-week are restricted, cron runs when either matches — the classic cause of "it ran on the wrong day".

The timezone trapCron uses the server's clock. Production servers usually run UTC; your 21:45 PKT job is 45 16 * * * in UTC.

🕐 My Cron Expressions

Every schedule you run in production, labelled in words you will understand at 3 AM. Records are saved under your local account (or guest space) on this device — create, view, edit and delete them any time.

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