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Cron Expression: Every 10 Minutes

The expression is */10 * * * *. Paste it above to read it in English and preview the next local run times. Below: the step math and variations.

The expression

*/10 * * * * runs a job every 10 minutes: at :00, :10, :20, :30, :40 and :50.

Field by field

*/10 is a step in the minute field; the remaining fields stay wildcard so it fires every hour, every day.

How many times it fires

6 times an hour, 144 times a day.

Common variations

Every 10 minutes on weekdays: */10 * * * 1-5. Every 20 minutes: */20 * * * *.

FAQ

How many times a day does */10 * * * * run?

144 times — six times per hour.

What is the difference between */10 and 0,10,20,30,40,50?

Nothing for the minute field — they are equivalent.

Why does */10 never fire at :05 or :15?

Steps count from zero across 0–59, so */10 lands on 0,10,20,30,40,50 only.