What time is it around the world?

Each location’s time comes from the IANA time zone database (the same one used by phones and computers), which tracks each country’s daylight saving time rules. The page loads with the time calculated on the server, and your browser keeps the clock updated every second.

The UTC offset reflects today’s daylight saving time. In Europe and the United States, it changes in March/April and October/November; in Chile, Australia, and New Zealand, it changes in the opposite direction.

• World Clock: multiple clocks side by side, saved on your device.
• Time Zone Converter: convert a time between cities and find a meeting time that works for everyone.
• Time zone difference: how many hours apart two places are at different times of the year.