Timezone Converter

Convert a date and time from your local timezone into 14 major timezones around the world at once.

Your local time (UTC)

UTCThu, Aug 27, 11:08 AM

Los Angeles (PT)Thu, Aug 27, 04:08 AM

Denver (MT)Thu, Aug 27, 05:08 AM

Chicago (CT)Thu, Aug 27, 06:08 AM

New York (ET)Thu, Aug 27, 07:08 AM

London (GMT/BST)Thu, Aug 27, 12:08 PM

Paris (CET)Thu, Aug 27, 01:08 PM

Moscow (MSK)Thu, Aug 27, 02:08 PM

Dubai (GST)Thu, Aug 27, 03:08 PM

India (IST)Thu, Aug 27, 04:38 PM

Shanghai (CST)Thu, Aug 27, 07:08 PM

Tokyo (JST)Thu, Aug 27, 08:08 PM

Singapore (SGT)Thu, Aug 27, 07:08 PM

Sydney (AEST/AEDT)Thu, Aug 27, 09:08 PM

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How it works

Enter Date & Time

Pick a date and time in your own local timezone (auto-detected from your browser).

See All Conversions

The same instant is shown converted into 14 major world timezones simultaneously.

Compare

Use it to find a meeting time that works across time zones, or check when something lands elsewhere.

Common use cases

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Scheduling Meetings

Find a time that works for remote teammates or clients in other time zones.

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Travel Planning

Check local arrival/departure times when booking flights across time zones.

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Global Product Launches

Coordinate a release or announcement time across multiple regions.

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Live Events

Convert a webinar or stream start time for an international audience.

Frequently asked questions

How does it know my local timezone?

It reads your timezone directly from your browser using the Intl API — nothing is sent to a server.

Does it handle daylight saving time?

Yes. Conversions use each region's actual current UTC offset, including daylight saving adjustments, for the date you select.

Can I convert from a timezone other than my own?

The input is always your local time for accuracy, but since all 14 timezones are shown at once, you can read the equivalent time in any zone directly.

Is my data stored or sent to a server?

No. All conversion happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript's built-in Intl.DateTimeFormat.

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