Time Zone Converter
Convert a time between cities and time zones, see who is in working hours, and copy the times for a meeting invite. Daylight saving is handled automatically.
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About Time Zone Converter
Time Zone Converter shows what a time in one place means everywhere else that matters to you. It starts from your own time zone; pick a date and time (or press Now), then add the cities you work with. Each city shows its local time, the date (with “next day” or “previous day” when it changes), its UTC offset and the difference from your time, plus a label telling you whether it falls in working hours, early morning, evening or night, so finding a meeting slot takes seconds. Search by city, country or time zone name; a built-in list covers the world’s major cities instantly, and other places can be found with Google place search. You can also open a map and click anywhere to see its local time, then add it or convert from it. Copy all the times as a neat summary for a meeting invite or chat message. Your list of cities is remembered in your browser. Conversions use your browser’s time zone database, so daylight saving changes are always applied correctly, including in places that change on different dates.
How to use Time Zone Converter
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Set the time
Your time zone is the starting point; pick a date and time or press Now.
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Add cities
Search for a city, country or time zone, or click on the map.
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Read the times
See each local time, date, offset and whether it is working hours.
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Copy for the invite
Copy all the times as a summary for your meeting invite.
Key features
Daylight saving handled
Uses your browser’s time zone rules, so summer time is always right.
Working-hours labels
See at a glance who is at work, early, in the evening or asleep.
Day changes shown
Next-day and previous-day dates are clearly marked.
Search or click
Find places by name or click anywhere on a map.
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Who uses it
Across borders, on time
Remote teams
Find a meeting time that works for India, Europe and the US.
Example6:30 pm in Bengaluru is 9 am in New York during US daylight saving.
Interviews abroad
Confirm an interview time in your own zone.
ExampleA 10 am London interview is 2:30 pm in India (3:30 pm in winter).
Travellers
Plan calls home and check arrival times.
ExampleCheck what time it will be in Dubai when you land.
Freelancers
Agree delivery deadlines with overseas clients.
ExampleCopy the times into an email to avoid confusion.
Family calls
Find a time when relatives abroad are awake.
ExampleSunday 8 pm in Sydney is 2:30 pm in Mumbai from October to April, when Sydney is on daylight saving, and 3:30 pm the rest of the year.
Live events
Convert a launch or match time to your zone.
ExampleA 9 pm New York stream in summer is 6:30 am the next day in India.
Scheduling tips
Avoid the classic mistakes
Watch the date
A morning meeting in the US is often the evening before or after in Asia.
Daylight saving moves
The US and Europe change clocks on different dates; recheck in March, October and November.
Use city names
Say “9 am New York time” rather than “EST”, which is wrong half the year.
Paste the summary
Copy all times into the invite so everyone sees their own.
Rotate the pain
If someone always takes late calls, rotate the slot.
