Type the time and date you want to convert. Use the current time toggle to auto-fill with right now.
Choose the time zone the time is currently in — e.g. IST (India), EST (New York), GMT (London).
Choose the time zone you want to convert to. You can add multiple target zones to compare at once.
The equivalent time in each selected zone is shown instantly, accounting for daylight saving time (DST) automatically.
| Zone | Offset | Region |
|---|---|---|
| IST – Indian Standard Time | UTC+5:30 | India, Sri Lanka |
| GMT – Greenwich Mean Time | UTC+0 | UK (winter), West Africa |
| BST – British Summer Time | UTC+1 | UK (summer/DST) |
| EST – Eastern Standard Time | UTC-5 | New York, Toronto |
| PST – Pacific Standard Time | UTC-8 | Los Angeles, Vancouver |
| CET – Central European Time | UTC+1 | Paris, Berlin, Rome |
| JST – Japan Standard Time | UTC+9 | Tokyo, Seoul |
| AEST – AUS Eastern Standard | UTC+10 | Sydney, Melbourne |
Find the right meeting time that works across multiple countries and time zones.
Convert departure and arrival times across different city time zones.
Coordinate deadlines, standups, and delivery times with international teammates.
Find out what time a live stream, sports game, or product launch happens in your local zone.
Schedule international support calls without confusion about AM/PM or date changes.
Track when stock markets open and close around the world in local time.
Daylight Saving Time (DST) shifts clocks forward/backward by 1 hour in many countries, twice a year. The tool auto-applies DST — always use a tool rather than calculating manually.
When converting time zones, the date can change too. 11 PM Friday in New York is Saturday morning in London. Always check both time AND date in the result.
When coordinating across many time zones, use UTC as the common reference. Schedule meetings as 'UTC 14:00' and let each person convert to their local time.
Use the 'World Clock' mode to add 5–10 time zones simultaneously and see the current time in all of them on one screen.