Timezone Converter
Convert time between any two time zones instantly. Plan meetings, schedule calls, and coordinate across the globe.
UTC
08:34:24 AM
Sat, Oct 31, 2026
UTC+00:00
Asia/Kolkata
02:04:24 PM
Sat, Oct 31, 2026
UTC+05:30
Convert a specific time
UTC (UTC+00:00)
Sat, Oct 31, 2026 · 08:34:00 AM
Asia/Kolkata (UTC+05:30)
Sat, Oct 31, 2026 · 02:04:00 PM
Same moment in popular cities
How to convert time zones online
Convert any date and time between 400+ time zones instantly, with automatic daylight-saving handling.
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Select your source timezone
Search or scroll through 400+ time zones to find your current location. The tool auto-detects your local timezone on load, so you often won't need to change this.
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Enter the date and time
Pick the date and time you want to convert. This is useful for scheduling calls, meetings, or events across different regions.
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Add target timezones
Add one or more destination timezones to see the equivalent local time in each location simultaneously. Great for comparing multiple cities at once.
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Check the live clocks
The two clocks at the top show the current time in both zones, with their UTC offsets, so you can see the gap at a glance before you schedule anything.
What people use it for
Timezone conversion is essential for anyone working, traveling, or communicating across borders.
Scheduling international meetings
Find a time that works for participants in New York, London, and Singapore without manually calculating the offset for each city.
Remote team coordination
Distributed teams use the timezone converter to post standup times, sprint deadlines, and release windows in a way every team member can understand locally.
Watching live events
Convert a sports match, product launch, or live stream start time from the broadcaster's timezone to your local time so you don't miss it.
Flight & travel planning
Calculate arrival times, layover durations, and jet lag impact when crossing multiple time zones on long-haul flights.
Deadline management
Freelancers and contractors working with international clients can convert submission deadlines to their local time to avoid missing them.
Software release coordination
DevOps and engineering teams use timezone conversion to coordinate deployments, maintenance windows, and on-call handoffs across global offices.
Worked example: a call across three zones
Say you want a call at 9:30 am in New York on a weekday in early November 2026. Set the from zone to America/New_York and enter 9:30. New York is on standard time from 1 November (UTC−5), so that's 14:30 UTC, 8:00 pm in Mumbai (UTC+5:30) and 2:30 pm in London (UTC+0).
A week earlier, before the US clocks change, the same 9:30 am would be 7:00 pm in Mumbai, because New York is on daylight time (UTC−4) until then. Europe changes its clocks a week before the US in autumn and two weeks later in spring, so London–New York gaps briefly shift by an hour. The converter uses each zone's real rules for the date you enter, which is why picking the date matters, not just the time.
| Zone | Offset on 2 Nov 2026 | 9:30 am New York is |
|---|---|---|
| America/New_York | UTC−5 | 9:30 am |
| Europe/London | UTC+0 | 2:30 pm |
| Asia/Kolkata | UTC+5:30 | 8:00 pm |
| Asia/Tokyo | UTC+9 | 11:30 pm |
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about time zone conversion and daylight saving.