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Time zone converter and meeting planner
See a time in as many cities and time zones as you like, or what time it is there right now. Then find the hours when everyone is at work, copy the times, or add the meeting to your calendar.
Times
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Your time zone From
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New YorkUnited States
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LondonUnited Kingdom
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MumbaiIndia
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Meeting planner
Choose an hour to see it everywhere: click it, or select the hours and use the arrow keys.
- Working hours
- Outside working hours
- Night (10 PM to 6 AM)
- Everyone in working hours
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How to convert a time between time zones
- Your own time zone is already in From. To start somewhere else, type a city, a country or an abbreviation such as EST.
- Choose the date and time, or keep Now for the current time, and add the places to compare.
- Read each place’s time, day and UTC offset. In the planner, pick an hour that suits everyone, then copy the times or add it to your calendar.
Questions
Is anything I type sent anywhere?
No. The conversion runs in your browser, with the time zone rules your browser already has. The places you choose are remembered only in this browser on your device, and a copied link carries them after the #, a part of the address that browsers never send to a website.
How does it handle daylight saving time?
Each place’s offset is worked out for the date you choose, from the rules built into your browser, so it changes on the right day: New York switches between EST (UTC−5) and EDT (UTC−4), London between GMT and BST, and Sydney the other way round. A time in the hour skipped when clocks go forward moves to the hour after; when clocks go back and a time happens twice, the first one is used. The page says so when that happens.
What do EST, PST, IST and the other abbreviations mean here?
Each stands for one place’s local time: EST and ET for New York, CST for Chicago, PST for Los Angeles, GMT for London, CET for Berlin, IST for India, and so on. The page names the place and says whether daylight saving time applies on your date, because many people write EST all year. For a fixed offset that never changes, type UTC−5 or UTC+5:30, for example.
How does the meeting planner work?
It lays out the 24 hours of the chosen day in the first place, with each place’s local time underneath. Working hours (9 to 5 unless you change them) are highlighted, and a check mark shows the hours when everyone is at work. Choose an hour to see it everywhere, copy the times, or download a calendar file that Google Calendar, Outlook and Apple Calendar can open.