How to use the World Clock
- Your own time zone is shown first. Type a city or time zone and press Add.
- Each card shows the local time, the date, day or night and the difference from your time.
- Scroll the meeting planner to find hours that fall in everyone’s working day.
- Remove a city with ×. Your list is saved in this browser.
Time zones without the mental math
Time zones don’t just differ by whole hours — India is UTC+5:30, Nepal UTC+5:45 — and daylight saving starts on different dates in different countries. This clock uses your browser’s built-in time zone database, so offsets and daylight saving changes are always current.
Plan meetings across time zones
The planner lines up the 24 hours of your day against each city. Working hours (9:00–17:00) are shaded, and the columns where every city is inside working hours are highlighted, so you can pick a meeting time at a glance.
Converting one specific time instead? Use the Time Zone Converter. For timestamps in code, see the Unix Timestamp Converter.
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Tools that pair well with the World Clock
- Countdown Timer — Set a countdown in seconds — type hours, minutes and seconds or tap a preset — and get an alarm sound and an optional notification when it reaches zero.
- Time Tracker — Track the hours you spend on each project or client with one click.
- Date Difference Calculator — Count the days between two dates — including business days and a years/months/days breakdown — add or subtract time from a date, or run a live countdown.
- Online Stopwatch — A precise stopwatch in your browser: start, record laps, see your fastest and slowest lap, and export the lap times.