Military time converter

Convert military time or a 24-hour clock to AM/PM, and back.

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Updated 2026-09-20

Using Military time converter

Enter four military digits, a colon-separated clock time, or a time followed by AM or PM. Noon and midnight are labelled so 12 AM and 12 PM do not get swapped.

A worked example

1430 and 14:30 both mean 2:30 PM. 0000 means midnight; 1200 means noon.

Before you use the result

This converts clock notation, not a time zone or a decimal duration. 2400 is rejected: enter 00:00 on the following date when you mean the end of a day.

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