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Time Zone Converter

Convert a date and time between any two time zones — perfect for scheduling meetings and calls across the world.

How to Convert Time Between Zones

Scheduling a call with a colleague or client overseas means translating your proposed time into theirs, including whichever daylight saving rules happen to apply on that date. This converter reads your device's time zone database directly, so the result is calculated instantly and correctly in your browser without any server involved.

1

Set the source time

Pick the "From time zone" and enter the date and time you have in mind.

2

Pick the target zone

Choose the "To time zone" from the second dropdown, or click "⇅ Swap zones" to flip the direction.

3

Read the converted time

The local time, date, and hour difference for the target zone update instantly below.

100% Private

Runs in your browser — nothing uploaded

Worldwide

All standard time zones

DST Aware

Handles daylight saving

Always Free

No registration required

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert time between time zones for free?

Pick the source time zone and date and time, then pick the target time zone. The converted time and date appear instantly. Completely free.

Does it handle daylight saving time?

Yes. The converter uses your browser's time zone database, which accounts for daylight saving rules for each zone and date.

Can I use it to plan meetings across zones?

Yes. Enter a proposed time in one zone to instantly see the local time for participants in another zone.

Which time zones are supported?

All standard IANA time zones your browser supports are available, covering major cities and regions worldwide.

Is my data sent to a server?

No. All conversion happens entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded — guaranteed privacy.

How do I swap the two time zones?

Use the swap button to reverse the source and target zones and convert in the opposite direction.

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