Time, in any format.
Paste a timestamp or date. Convert it, then copy what you need.
Shared moment
A man who dares to waste one hour of time has not discovered the value of life.
More formats & world clocks
Click a format to copy
World clocks
- Daylight
- Night
- Sunrise / sunset line
- Your time zone meridian
Drag to rotate · + / − to zoom (more cities appear) · on phones: swipe sideways to spin, two fingers to tilt and pinch-zoom, or turn on Free rotate · faint lines every 15°
All cities on the globe (text list)
Land outlines: Natural Earth 1:110m (public domain). Sun position from a standard low-precision almanac (about 0.1°). Local times use your browser’s time zone database, so daylight saving is applied.
Click a city to copy its local time for this moment.
Frequently asked questions
Which time formats can I enter?
Try ISO 8601, Unix seconds or milliseconds, common date formats and supported relative phrases. Not every expression is supported; confirm any requested unit or date order.
Why do I need to choose a timezone?
A date without a timezone may describe different instants. Confirm its source timezone first. Changing the display timezone keeps the instant fixed; daylight-saving changes can make a local clock time missing or repeated.
Does a shared relative time change later?
No. Relative input is resolved against the parsing time. Sharing fixes the resulting instant; recipients see it in their selected timezone. The countdown or elapsed counter continues to update.
Is my input private?
Parsing runs in your browser, but the site uses Google Analytics. A shared URL contains its time and optional title and is sent to the host when opened. Do not treat a shared link as private storage; read the privacy page for details.