Time Zone Converter

Convert times between different time zones worldwide. Check current times in major cities and plan international meetings.

Base Time

07:03 AM

Mon, Aug 10, 2026

Time Zone

UTC

UTC+0

GMT (London)

UTC+0 (DST)

07:03 AM

Same time

Mon, Aug 10, 2026

CET (Paris, Berlin)

UTC+1 (DST)

08:03 AM

+1 hour

Mon, Aug 10, 2026

EET (Athens, Cairo)

UTC+2

09:03 AM

+2 hours

Mon, Aug 10, 2026

MSK (Moscow)

UTC+3

10:03 AM

+3 hours

Mon, Aug 10, 2026

IST (India)

UTC+5.5

12:33 PM

+5.5 hours

Mon, Aug 10, 2026

WIB (Jakarta)

UTC+7

02:03 PM

+7 hours

Mon, Aug 10, 2026

CST (China, Singapore)

UTC+8

03:03 PM

+8 hours

Mon, Aug 10, 2026

JST (Tokyo)

UTC+9

04:03 PM

+9 hours

Mon, Aug 10, 2026

AEST (Sydney)

UTC+10

05:03 PM

+10 hours

Mon, Aug 10, 2026

NZST (Auckland)

UTC+12

07:03 PM

+12 hours

Mon, Aug 10, 2026

PST (Los Angeles)

UTC-8 (DST)

11:03 PM

-8 hours

Sun, Aug 9, 2026

MST (Denver)

UTC-7 (DST)

12:03 AM

-7 hours

Mon, Aug 10, 2026

CST (Chicago)

UTC-6 (DST)

01:03 AM

-6 hours

Mon, Aug 10, 2026

EST (New York)

UTC-5 (DST)

02:03 AM

-5 hours

Mon, Aug 10, 2026

AST (Caribbean)

UTC-4

03:03 AM

-4 hours

Mon, Aug 10, 2026

BRT (São Paulo)

UTC-3

04:03 AM

-3 hours

Mon, Aug 10, 2026

Meeting Planner

Best meeting times are typically between 9 AM - 5 PM in all participants' time zones.

DST Note

Daylight Saving Time changes between March-November (US) and March-October (Europe).

About the Timezone Converter

This timezone converter translates a time between zones and compares several cities at once, applying daylight saving rules for the specific date rather than a fixed offset — which is where most cross-timezone scheduling mistakes come from.

A timezone converter is needed because offsets are not constant. A zone's difference from UTC changes when daylight saving starts and ends, so a meeting that works at 4pm London time in January is an hour out by June if it was scheduled from a fixed offset.

The transition dates differ by country too, which produces a few weeks each spring and autumn when the usual gap between two cities is temporarily wrong. Europe and the United States change on different weekends, which is where most scheduling mistakes happen.

Comparing several cities at once is what makes scheduling practical. Seeing London, New York, Bangalore and Sydney side by side shows immediately whether any hour works for everyone — and Sydney being a day ahead is much easier to notice than to remember.

How to use the Timezone Converter

  1. Set the source time and zone. Enter the time and the city it belongs to.
  2. Add the other cities. Include everyone who needs to attend.
  3. Compare the columns. Look for an hour that is reasonable everywhere.
  4. Check the date. Confirm whether any city is on the following day.

Timezone Converter features

  • Convert between any two zones
  • Compare several cities simultaneously
  • Daylight saving applied for the specific date
  • Date shown, so day-ahead zones are obvious
  • Current times for major cities
  • Runs entirely in your browser

Frequently asked questions

Is daylight saving handled?

Yes, for the specific date you enter rather than as a fixed offset, which is where most scheduling errors come from.

Why is the usual gap between two cities sometimes wrong?

Countries change clocks on different weekends, so for a few weeks each spring and autumn the normal difference does not apply.

Can I compare more than two cities?

Yes. Add everyone who needs to attend and compare the columns for an hour that works.

Does it show the date as well as the time?

Yes, which is how you notice a zone that is a day ahead.

Is anything uploaded?

No. Conversion happens entirely in your browser.