Time Zone Converter.
Compare times across cities and time zones. DST-aware, side-by-side, with shareable links.
What Is a Time Zone Converter?
A time zone converter shows the same moment in time expressed in multiple time zones simultaneously — essential for scheduling meetings across cities, coordinating remote teams, and planning international calls. This tool is DST-aware (Daylight Saving Time is applied automatically), shows UTC offsets for each zone, and lets you pin a specific date and time to calculate future conversions.
How to Convert Times Between Time Zones
- Type any city name or IANA timezone identifier (e.g.
Europe/Berlin,America/New_York,Asia/Tokyo) in the search box and press Enter to add it. - Add as many zones as you need — each appears as its own card showing the local time.
- Use the calendar/clock picker to set a specific reference time, or keep the live clock on to see current times in all zones.
- Copy the URL or click Share to send a link that restores your exact configuration for colleagues.
Key Features
- DST-aware: All conversions use the browser's
Intl.DateTimeFormatAPI, which applies Daylight Saving Time rules automatically for every zone. - Live clock: Real-time updates show the current moment in every added zone without touching the reference time picker.
- Business hours overlap: A visual bar maps all 24 UTC hours. Green columns = all zones in business hours simultaneously; yellow = partial overlap.
- Shareable links: The URL updates as you add zones and set the reference time. Share it to let anyone restore the exact same view.
- IANA timezone support: Full database of IANA time zone identifiers — any city, region, or UTC offset is supported.
Common Use Cases
- Scheduling cross-timezone meetings: Find the business hours overlap window for team members in New York, London, and Singapore at a glance.
- Remote team coordination: Pin a sprint planning meeting time and share the link so every team member sees it in their local time.
- Travel planning: Calculate arrival times and flight durations across time zones accurately, including DST transitions.
- Live event timing: Convert a webinar, game launch, or live stream time to local time for a global audience.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I convert a time between time zones?
- Type any city name or IANA timezone identifier (e.g. 'Europe/Berlin', 'America/New_York') to add it. Set a reference time using the calendar picker, or keep the live clock on to see current times in all zones simultaneously.
- Does the converter handle Daylight Saving Time?
- Yes. All conversions use the browser's Intl.DateTimeFormat API, which applies DST rules automatically for every zone. A DST badge appears next to any zone currently observing summer time at the selected moment.
- What is the business hours overlap bar?
- The overlap bar maps all 24 UTC hours as columns. Green means all your added zones are simultaneously within business hours (9am–5pm local). Yellow means partial overlap. Hover a column to see the exact UTC hour and which zones are in business hours.
- Can I share a specific time zone view?
- Yes. The page URL updates as you add zones and set the reference time. Copy the URL from the address bar or use the Share button to send colleagues a link that restores your exact configuration.
Privacy & Security
All time zone calculations run in your browser using the Intl API. No data is sent to any server.