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Cron Generator

Turn a plain-English schedule into a valid 5-field or 6-field cron expression.

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Content is sent to our service and model provider for this run. Our database retains only status and credits. Save your result before leaving; disconnected results cannot be restored.

Your content is sent to our service and model provider during this run. Our database retains only execution status and credit activity. Results are not saved; copy or download before leaving.

WHAT YOU’LL GET

Less repetition.
More thoughtful copy.

Cron Generator, made simple.

A cron expression with its fields explained and the next run times calculated.

Describe your schedule. The default is five-field Unix syntax in UTC; requests for seconds use six fields with a compatibility note. Check the computed times before deployment.

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A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Questions? We’ve got answers.

Does this use AI?

Yes. Your source content is sent to our service and the configured model provider for processing. The fixed sample preview makes no model call.

How much does a run cost?

Each successful run costs 5 credits and uses at most one generative model request. Copying, exports, local checks and edits are free. Failed runs release reserved credits.

Can I restore my result?

No. Our database retains only execution status and credit activity for these tools. Copy or download the result before leaving. A disconnected run can be checked for its status, but its result cannot be recovered.

What should I review?

Review generated wording, translations and source evidence. Expression examples are tested with the selected engine; model explanations can still contain mistakes.