Free time zone converter and world clock. Compare current times across 7,000+ cities, convert between EST, PST, IST, GMT and UTC, and find the best time to schedule meetings across time zones.
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Global Time Scrubber
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Popular Time Zone Conversions
Tap a conversion to load both clocks instantly, then drag the slider to compare any hour.
Quick answers: EST to PST is 3 hours behind, IST to EST is about 9.5–10.5 hours ahead, GMT to IST is 5.5 hours ahead, and UTC to PST is 7–8 hours behind. Try our countdown timer and age calculator for more time tools.
Free Time Zone Converter & World Clock
This time zone converter lets you compare the current time across 7,000+ cities and 400+ time zones side-by-side. Add any city, drag the time slider to "scrub" through the day, and every clock updates in perfect sync — so you can instantly answer "when it's 3 PM in London, what time is it in New York or Tokyo?" It works as a live world clock, a two-way time converter, and an international meeting planner, all in one.
How to Convert Between Time Zones (EST, PST, IST, GMT, UTC)
Type an abbreviation or city name into the search box and the converter finds the right zone instantly. Common conversions include EST to PST (3 hours behind), IST to EST (India is 9.5–10.5 hours ahead of US Eastern), GMT to IST (India is 5.5 hours ahead of GMT), and UTC to PST (Pacific is 7–8 hours behind UTC). Add both zones, then drag the slider to read off the converted time for any hour of the day — DST included.
What Time Is It Around the World?
Track the current time in major global cities at a glance — New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Dubai, Mumbai, Singapore, Tokyo, Sydney and more. Each clock shows a sun or moon icon for day or night, the UTC offset, and the local date, making it easy to see who is awake, who is at work, and who is asleep right now.
Plan Meetings Across Time Zones
1. Add every participant's city or time zone using the search box.
2. Toggle on "Meeting Planner" mode.
3. Drag the Global Time Slider — green "Working Hours" badges appear where it's 9 AM to 5 PM locally.
4. Find the slider position where the most clocks show green. That's the fairest time to schedule your international call, webinar, or remote team meeting.
How to use this Time Zone Converter & World Clock?
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Add Timezones
Search any city or IANA timezone name using the searchable dropdown and click to add it.
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Drag to Reorder
Drag clock cards by their grip handle to rearrange them in your preferred order.
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Scrub Time
Move the Global Time Slider to see what time it is everywhere at any point in the day. Hit ▶ Live to return to real-time.
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Meeting Planner
Toggle Meeting Planner mode to instantly see which clocks are in working hours (green) vs off-hours (red).
Frequently Asked Questions
Add any of these cities to the dashboard and the live clocks show the current local time instantly. With the time slider in Live mode, every clock stays accurate to the second, automatically adjusted for Daylight Saving Time.
Eastern Standard Time (EST) is 3 hours ahead of Pacific Standard Time (PST). So 3:00 PM EST = 12:00 PM PST. Add both zones to the dashboard, or just type "EST" and "PST" into the search box, then drag the slider to compare any hour.
PST (Pacific) is UTC−8 and EST (Eastern) is UTC−5, a 3-hour difference. During Daylight Saving they become PDT (UTC−7) and EDT (UTC−4), but the gap stays 3 hours. New York (EST) is always 3 hours ahead of Los Angeles (PST).
Enable Meeting Planner mode, then drag the time slider until as many clocks as possible show a green "Working Hours" badge (9 AM – 5 PM local time). That slider position is your optimal meeting window for everyone involved.
There are 38 distinct UTC offsets in use (from UTC−12 to UTC+14, including half-hour and 45-minute offsets like India's UTC+5:30 and Nepal's UTC+5:45). This converter supports every one of the 400+ IANA time zones covering all countries and territories.
Yes. All times use the JavaScript Intl API against the live IANA time zone database in your browser, so DST transitions are handled automatically and accurately for every zone and date.