Codex Reset Time
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Direct answer
Codex does not have one universal reset time. Your 5-hour limit resets five hours after your window started, and your weekly limit resets seven days after yours began — both are individual to you. To see your exact reset times, run /status in Codex; to convert verified global events to your timezone, use the timezone pages linked below.
Finding your exact reset time
Open Codex and run /status. The output shows your 5-hour and weekly remaining quota with their reset times. Paste that output into the Quota Tracker to get a live countdown to each reset, stored only in your browser.
Global reset events in your timezone
When a verified global reset event exists, its timestamp can be converted to your local timezone. The conversion changes only how the time is displayed — it does not mean the next reset is officially confirmed. Use the timezone pages for PST, EST, UTC, Beijing, Tokyo and London.
Frequently Asked Questions
What time does Codex reset?
Your personal reset time is individual: the 5-hour window resets five hours after it started and the weekly limit seven days after it began. Run /status in Codex to see your exact times.
Is the Codex reset time the same for everyone?
No. Rolling windows are tied to when your own usage started, so reset times differ between users.
What is the Codex reset time in my timezone?
Your /status output already shows your local reset times. For verified global events, use our timezone pages — conversion does not mean the next reset is officially confirmed.