Time Zone Converter
Convert times across time zones, with daylight saving handled correctly.
See the current time in cities around the world at a glance.
Your city list is remembered in this browser only. It is never transmitted.
World Clock shows the live time in as many places as you want to watch, updating every second. Add the cities your colleagues, family or markets are in, and the whole board stays current.
Each entry shows the time, the day, the offset from UTC and how far ahead or behind your own time it is. A day indicator marks whether it is currently working hours, evening or the middle of the night there, which is the thing you actually want to know before sending a message.
Your selection is remembered in your browser so the same cities are there next time. That preference is stored locally and never leaves your device, alongside your theme choice.
The world clock is used by writers, developers, students, marketers and anyone else who needs the job done once without installing software. Common cases include:
It comes from your device clock, so it is as accurate as your device is. If your system time is wrong, every clock here is wrong by the same amount. The offsets between zones are always correct.
Yes. Zones come from your browser's time zone database, so each city shows its current local time including whatever daylight saving rule applies to it right now.
In your browser's local storage, on your device only. It is never transmitted, and clearing your browser's site data removes it.
Because large countries span several zones. The United States, Australia, Brazil and Russia all do. Each city is shown with its own zone rather than a national one.
A simple band showing whether the local time falls in working hours, the evening, or overnight. It is a guide for whether contacting someone is reasonable, not a statement about their actual schedule.
Yes, once the page has loaded. Everything comes from your device clock and your browser's zone data.
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