Time zone converter

Turn one moment into several local times

Choose a date and a time, set the source zone from a list of about 60 cities and abbreviations, and add up to five target zones. The results appear in one block, so you can read a whole list of colleagues' local times without converting pair after pair. The Use now button fills in the current moment if you only want to see what time it is elsewhere.

The date you pick matters. The converter works from the actual calendar date, so daylight saving is applied for you. A conversion to New York gives Eastern Standard Time in January and Eastern Daylight Time in July, and each result names the abbreviation in effect. That is also why the gap between London and New York can differ by an hour for a few weeks in spring and autumn, when the two places change clocks on different dates.

Display is your choice: 12-hour clock (2:30 PM) or 24-hour clock (14:30). Each result also says whether it lands on the same day, the next day or the previous day, which is the detail that gets missed most often when a call is set across the Pacific or Indian Ocean. When the list looks right, Copy summary produces a plain text version to paste into an invite or a chat message.

For a fast answer between two popular zones, the dedicated pair pages are shorter. To find a time that fits several people's working hours, the meeting planner highlights the hours everyone shares.