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World Clock

World Clock supports tracking local time across multiple cities, handles daylight saving changes automatically, and offers digital and analog displays for meetings and cross-timezone planning.

24h

Seconds

New York

United States

01:44 PM

Date:

Fri, May 1, 2026

UTC Offset:

UTC-04:00

London

United Kingdom

06:44 PM

Date:

Fri, May 1, 2026

UTC Offset:

UTC+01:00

Tokyo

Japan

02:44 AM

Date:

Fri, May 1, 2026

UTC Offset:

UTC+09:00

Shanghai

China

01:44 AM

Date:

Fri, May 1, 2026

UTC Offset:

UTC+08:00

Paris

France

07:44 PM

Date:

Fri, May 1, 2026

UTC Offset:

UTC+02:00

Sydney

Australia

03:44 AM

Date:

Fri, May 1, 2026

UTC Offset:

UTC+10:00

Los Angeles

United States

10:44 AM

Date:

Fri, May 1, 2026

UTC Offset:

UTC-07:00

Dubai

United Arab Emirates

09:44 PM

Date:

Fri, May 1, 2026

UTC Offset:

UTC+04:00
World Clock

Quick Start

1
Enter a city or country name, or a full timezone ID (e.g., America/New_York) in the search box; supports search in your language and in English
2
Each clock shows the city name, time, date, and UTC offset
3
An orange DST badge indicates daylight saving time is active
4
Hover to reveal the remove button, then click to remove a city
5
Select a city from the search results to add it (already added cities are marked "Added")
6
Choose display mode (digital/analog); in digital mode you can switch 24‑hour format; enable seconds/second hand only when second‑level precision is needed

Common Scenarios

Remote collaboration

see teammates’ local hours and plan cross‑time‑zone meetings

Global meetings

quickly find time windows convenient for all participants

Market hours

align with exchange local open/close times (incl. DST shifts)

Support rota

plan 24/7 shifts and avoid peak conflicts

Cross‑region projects

coordinate milestones and delivery times

Overseas contacts

check friends’/family’s local time before calling

Live/Release scheduling

choose globally friendly slots

Travel planning

compare departure/arrival local times across countries

Display & Timezone Parameters

Prefer the 24‑hour format in cross‑timezone communications to avoid AM/PM confusion
Enable seconds/second‑hand only when needed; keep off by default to save power
Choose mode: digital for alignment, analog for intuition; pick per scenario
DST awareness: when DST is active local time shifts by +1h; watch UTC offset and abbreviations

Usage Advice

Remote work: see teammates’ working hours, avoid late‑night meetings
International meetings: quickly find a time slot convenient for all
Financial markets: follow the exchange’s local time and trading calendar (e.g., New York 9:30, London 8:00, Tokyo 9:00; times shift during DST)
Cross‑time‑zone projects: coordinate progress across regions
Overseas contacts: know local time before calling

Limitations & Compatibility

Up to 12 cities displayed at once
Showing seconds increases power consumption
For smaller cities, try searching a major city in the country

Privacy & Security

All processing happens locally in your browser. You can replace, clear, and re-run the current content at any time.

FAQ

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