Time Zone Converter

A time zone converter shows what a given date and time in one place is in other places. It's essential for remote teams, international calls, webinars, flights and family calls across countries, where getting the offset or the daylight saving date wrong means someone joins an hour early or late.

Enter the time as one participant sees it, choose their zone, and every other zone you've added shows its local time and date for that same moment, with its UTC offset. The list of zones comes from your browser, so it covers every city in the IANA time zone database, from Kolkata and Dubai to Los Angeles and Sydney.

The converter uses your browser's time zone database, the same one your calendar app uses, so daylight saving changes are applied for the exact date. India stays at UTC+05:30 all year, while New York moves between UTC−05:00 and UTC−04:00, so the gap between IST and New York is 10 h 30 min in winter and 9 h 30 min in summer.

Zones are named by city because offsets alone change with daylight saving. Each row shows the local time, the date, which may be a day ahead or behind, and the current UTC offset.