World clock

See the current date, time and UTC offset in several time zones at once.

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Updated 2026-09-20

Using World clock

Enter IANA zone names or the unique city names used by those zones. Each clock shows its local calendar date so a place on tomorrow’s date is obvious. Times update while the page remains open.

A worked example

At 12:00 UTC on January 1, 2026, New York is at 07:00, London at 12:00 and Tokyo at 21:00.

Before you use the result

Uses your device clock and the browser’s time-zone rules, not a network time service. An incorrect device clock affects every result. Up to 12 zones; ambiguous abbreviations are rejected.

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