Timezone Converter
Convert a time to several timezones at once, with a live world clock.
Scheduling a deploy, an incident call or a release across regions means doing timezone math in your head. The Timezone Converter takes one date and time in a source timezone and shows it in as many target timezones as you add. It uses your system timezone data locally, so it works offline.
Multiple targets at once
Start with New York, London and Tokyo, then add or remove targets. Each result shows the converted time and its current UTC offset.
Source timezone selection
Choose the timezone your input time is in from a list of 14 common zones, including UTC, Mumbai, Singapore and Auckland. It defaults to your system timezone when that zone is in the list.
Live world clock
A card shows the current time and date in eight major zones, each with a button to add it to your targets.
Current time shortcut
One button sets the source time to now.
Copy converted times
Copy any converted time to the clipboard.
How do I convert a time between timezones?
Enter the date and time, select the source timezone, then add the target timezones you care about. The converted times update automatically.
Does it handle daylight saving time?
Conversions use the timezone data built into the system, which includes daylight saving rules for each named zone. The offset shown next to each result reflects the current offset for that zone.
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