Shows the next scheduled run times for a cron expression.
Cron Next Runs takes a cron expression and shows the next scheduled run times as ISO 8601 timestamps in UTC. It's handy when you're writing a crontab entry or scheduling a job and want to confirm exactly when it will fire. Paste your cron schedule, set how many upcoming runs you want, and read off the next execution times.
No. The tool runs entirely in your browser using a JavaScript cron parser. Your cron expression is never uploaded or stored anywhere.
All run times are computed and displayed in UTC and formatted as ISO 8601 timestamps. The expression is always evaluated against the current time when you run it.
You can set the Count option to any number; it is clamped between 1 and 50, defaulting to 5. Invalid or empty values fall back to 1.
The tool reports an "Invalid cron expression." error instead of showing results, so you know to fix the syntax.
Parsing is handled by the cron-parser library, which supports standard 5-field crontab expressions plus common extensions like ranges, steps, lists, and an optional seconds field.