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Time Zone Converter

Pick a date, a time and a time zone to see the same moment in as many other time zones as you like, with each UTC offset and whether it falls on the previous or next day. Daylight saving is handled, including times that are skipped or happen twice when the clocks change. Uses your browser's own time zone data; nothing is uploaded.

Runs locally in your browser

How to use Time Zone Converter

  1. Set the time. Pick a date and time, or click Now. Your own time zone is filled in for you.
  2. Choose the zones. Add the time zones you need and remove the ones you do not.
  3. Read the results. Each row shows the local time, date and UTC offset for that zone.

Example

A 09:00 New York meeting in mid-March, when US clocks have changed but UK clocks have not.

Date and time

2026-03-15 09:00

From

America/New_York

Results

Europe/London: 13:00 (UTC)
Asia/Kolkata: 18:30 (UTC+05:30)
Asia/Tokyo: 22:00 (UTC+09:00)

London is normally five hours ahead of New York, but only four between the US change on 8 March and the UK change on 29 March 2026.

Formats, limits and privacy

Input
Plain text
Output
Plain text
Limits
  • Any IANA time zone your browser knows, such as Europe/Paris.
  • Times are to the minute.
  • Daylight saving rules come from your browser, so an outdated browser can have outdated rules.
Privacy
Everything happens in your browser. Your input is never uploaded to a server.

Troubleshooting

The difference between two cities is an hour off

Their daylight saving changes fall on different dates. The tool uses the rules for the date you pick, so check the date is right.

A message says the time does not exist

Clocks jump forward on that date and the time is skipped. The tool shows the time just after the jump.

I cannot find my city

Zones are named after a main city in the region. Search for the region (for example America) or a nearby large city in the same zone.

Frequently asked questions

Does it handle daylight saving time?

Yes. Each zone uses the rules in force on the date you pick. If your time is skipped when clocks jump forward, the tool says so and shows the time just after the change; if it happens twice when clocks go back, it uses the first one and tells you.

Where does the time zone data come from?

From your browser, which ships the IANA time zone database. Keeping your browser up to date keeps the rules current.

What does "+1 day" mean?

That zone is already on the next calendar day at that moment. "-1 day" means it is still the previous day.

Can I add any city?

You can add any IANA time zone, such as Europe/Paris or America/Sao_Paulo. Start typing a region or city and pick from the list.