See what time it is elsewhere and find overlap windows for calls across regions. Free, no signup, runs in your browser.
What is this tool?
This time zone converter shows a time in two zones and plans meetings across up to 8 zones on one hour grid. Search any of the 400+ IANA time zones by city, country, abbreviation such as PST or IST, or offset such as +5:30. The grid marks working hours, nights, weekends and day changes, shows a live clock for each zone and a line at the current time, and lists upcoming daylight-saving changes. Choose an hour to copy a meeting summary, download an .ics calendar file or open a Google Calendar event. Your zones are saved in this browser, and Copy share link creates a link to the exact time.
How to Use
- Pick a date and time, or press Use current time.
- Search for the From and To zones by city, country, abbreviation or offset.
- Add more zones to the meeting planner grid.
- Click an hour on the grid to set the meeting start, and Shift+click to set its end.
- Copy the summary, download the .ics file or open Google Calendar.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why did the offset change overnight?
Daylight saving started or ended in one of the zones. The planner lists clock changes in the next two weeks under the grid.
Can I share a link to a time?
Yes. Copy share link copies a URL with the date, time, zones, clock format and meeting length.
Will the .ics file show the right time in my calendar?
Yes. The file stores the start and end in UTC, so Google Calendar, Outlook and Apple Calendar show the meeting in your own time zone.
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