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Time Zone Converter

Convert time across world time zones instantly.

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UTCSun, Aug 23, 07:44 PM
New York (EST)Sun, Aug 23, 03:44 PM
Los Angeles (PST)Sun, Aug 23, 12:44 PM
London (GMT)Sun, Aug 23, 08:44 PM
Paris (CET)Sun, Aug 23, 09:44 PM
Dubai (GST)Sun, Aug 23, 11:44 PM
Mumbai (IST)Mon, Aug 24, 01:14 AM
Shanghai (CST)Mon, Aug 24, 03:44 AM
Tokyo (JST)Mon, Aug 24, 04:44 AM
Sydney (AEST)Mon, Aug 24, 05:44 AM
São Paulo (BRT)Sun, Aug 23, 04:44 PM

How to use this tool

See one moment in time rendered across major world time zones at once. Use the current time, or set a specific date and time in a chosen zone to find the local equivalent everywhere else.

  1. STEP 1Keep Use current time, or switch it off to set your own moment.
  2. STEP 2Choose the zone that moment belongs to.
  3. STEP 3Read the equivalent local time in each city below.

Offsets come from your browser's copy of the IANA time zone database, so daylight-saving rules are applied for the specific date you choose rather than today's rules.

All inputs and calculations stay in your browser; TimeKit does not send your entries to a server.

Examples

Meeting slot
09:00 in New York
14:00 in London, 22:00 in Tokyo
Half-hour offset
12:00 UTC
17:30 in Kolkata
Across a DST change
The same UTC time in January and July
London shifts by one hour, Tokyo does not

Frequently asked questions

Why did the gap between two cities change?

Because they start and end daylight saving on different dates, or one of them does not observe it at all. The gap between London and New York is five hours for most of the year but four for two short windows.

Why do some zones sit on a half hour?

A handful of regions, including India, Iran, and parts of Australia, chose an offset that splits the difference between neighbouring hour zones.