📋 Instructions: How to Use?

A Cron Job is a scheduled task on a Linux server.
Use the **Common Settings** buttons for quick presets (e.g., "Once a Day").
Or, manually select the **Minute, Hour, Day, Month, and Weekday** from the dropdowns. `*` means "every".
In the **Command** box, type the command you want to run (e.g., `curl https://example.com`).
Your Cron Job String will be **generated automatically** in the output box.
The **"Human-Readable"** box will explain your cron string in plain English so you can double-check it.

Cron Job Generator

Visually build and validate cron job schedules without writing the syntax.

Common Settings

Minute

Hour

Day (of Month)

Month

Day (of Week)

Command

Generated Cron String

Human-Readable Explanation

(Explanation will appear here)

Want to Learn How This Works?

This tool uses the 'cronstrue' library to generate human-readable text. To learn how to build tools like this, check out the free guides on CodeWithMSMAXPRO.me.

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