Time Zone Converter
Convert a moment in one city to local time everywhere else. Add or remove cities; daylight-saving rules built in. Runs in your browser.
Pick a moment in one city and see what time it is everywhere else. Handy for scheduling a meeting that spans continents, picking a launch time, or just answering "what time is it in Tokyo right now?"
How to use it
No account, no upload — it all happens on your device.
Common scheduling patterns
What people use this for.
- Cross-team standup. A 10 AM London call lands at 5 AM in New York and 6 PM in Tokyo — see the whole picture before pinging anyone.
- Launch windows. A Tuesday 9 AM ET product launch hits 9 PM in Sydney on Tuesday and 6 AM on the West Coast the same morning.
- Travel planning.Convert your itinerary arrival/departure times so you don't miss connections.
- Remote interviews. Confirm with a candidate in another country in their local time, not yours.
A note on time-zone math
Time zones are not a flat list of offsets — they're a database of rules that change over time. The IANA tz database tracks every DST transition, every zone split, every change in law. Browsers ship a copy and expose it via the Intl.DateTimeFormat API. This tool uses that API, so the answers match exactly what Node.js, Python, Go, and Java would produce from the same data.
For Unix timestamps (the number-of-seconds-since-1970 format used in code and logs), see the Unix Timestamp Converter. It's the right tool when the input is a number rather than a wall-clock time.