Build a five-field cron expression visually and see the next five run times from your browser.
Choose a template to prefill the form, or adjust the fields directly. The cron expression and run times update right away.
Changing these boxes updates the day rule.
Standard cron uses minute, hour, day of month, month, and day of week.
The minute and hour controls decide whether the job runs all the time or only at one clock time.
The day controls choose every day, weekdays, selected weekdays, or a day of the month.
This version checks the schedule expression only. Leave out the command, user name, redirects, and shell syntax.
A value like */35 in the minute field runs at minute 0 and 35 each hour. It is not a rolling 35-minute timer.
Cron can behave differently when both day of month and day of week are restricted. The visual builder keeps those choices separate.
Pick a common schedule first, then change the fields that are different.
Look at the listed run times after changing weekdays or a day-of-month setting.
Copy the generated expression after the next run times match what you expect.
*/15 * * * *
0 9 * * 1-5
30 2 1 * *