Timezone Converter

Convert times between world cities with an interactive timezone map. See colored timezone bands, city markers, and time differences at a glance.

Eighty-eight cities cover every offset on the map, from Baker Island at UTC-12 round to Kiritimati at UTC+14, and the awkward fractional zones are all represented — Tehran at +3:30, Kabul at +4:30, India at +5:30, Kathmandu at +5:45, Yangon at +6:30 and central Australia at +9:30. Choose a source city, a destination and a time on the 24-hour clock, and the engine subtracts one stored offset from the other, applies the difference, and wraps across midnight while telling you which way the date moved: 22:00 in New York lands at 12:00 in Tokyo the next day, and the return trip is tagged as a day earlier. What you must know before trusting a result is that every offset in this table is a standard-time offset. Daylight saving is not modelled at all. New York is pinned at UTC-5 and labelled EST year round, London stays on GMT through the British summer, so for much of the year and in the many countries that shift their clocks, an answer here will be an hour out. The fractional zones are handled precisely: the Time Difference row states them exactly, reporting +10.5 hours from New York to Delhi, and the converted clock time reflects that same fraction, landing on the half hour, quarter hour, or 45-minute mark rather than rounding down to the hour. The abbreviations collide too, as they do in reality — CST covers Chicago and Shanghai alike, IST serves India and Sri Lanka, AST covers Halifax and Riyadh. No calendar date is collected, so nothing here reflects a country changing its offset, and cities outside the list are unavailable.