/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

/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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/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 use 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 as long as the bot mention is included in the message. You can turn this off on the server with /echo Off, or enable ephemeral replies (visible only to you) with /echo On.