TOOLConvert time across the world, correctly
Scheduling a call across countries? Enter a time and its zone, pick the target zone, and this converter gives you the exact local time there — with daylight saving handled automatically. It uses your browser's built-in time-zone data, so it stays accurate through the year and nothing is uploaded.
Why convert by zone, not offset
A fixed offset like "GMT+1" is wrong half the year because daylight saving shifts the clock. Converting by city or zone for a specific date uses the correct offset automatically, avoiding those one-hour mistakes that ruin meeting times.
Working out how long a call runs? Use the time duration calculator. Counting down to an event? Try the countdown timer.
Frequently asked questions
How does the time zone converter work?
You enter a time and its source zone, and the tool converts it to the target zone using your browser's built-in time-zone database, which includes daylight saving rules. Nothing is uploaded.
Does it handle daylight saving time?
Yes. It uses the standard IANA time-zone data built into modern browsers, so daylight saving shifts are applied automatically for the date you choose.
Why convert by city rather than offset?
A fixed offset like GMT+1 ignores daylight saving, which changes during the year. Converting by city or zone uses the correct offset for the exact date, avoiding one-hour mistakes.