Time Zone Converter
Convert a time from one part of the world to another with automatic daylight sav...Convert a time from one part of the world to another with automatic daylight saving, a live world clock, and a plain answer that flags when the result...
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7:00 PM in New York is 5:30 AM in Mumbai and Delhi (the next day).
Mumbai and Delhi is 10 hours 30 minutes ahead of New York.
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A timezone converter shows what a given time in one part of the world is in another, accounting for time differences and daylight saving. This tool runs entirely in your browser: pick a source zone, a date, and a time, and it uses your device's real IANA time zone data to display that moment in any target zone, along with a plain answer and a next-day or previous-day note when the conversion crosses midnight. For example, 9:00 AM in New York is 7:30 PM in Mumbai in January, or 6:30 PM once New York shifts to daylight saving time in July.
Converter Features
Why Use Time Zone Converter?
Daylight Saving Aware
The converter reads your device's real IANA time zone rules, so daylight saving transitions are applied automatically. The same city can be UTC-5 in January and UTC-4 in July, and the result reflects that.
Plain-English Answer
Every conversion comes with a readable sentence such as 9:00 AM in New York is 7:30 PM in Mumbai, plus how many hours ahead or behind the target zone is.
Day Offset Across Midnight
When a conversion rolls past midnight, the tool clearly flags whether the result lands on the next day or the previous day, so you never book a meeting on the wrong date.
Live Now Mode
Leave it in live mode to watch the current time update every second in both zones, or switch to a fixed date and time to plan ahead.
World Clock
See the current local time in several cities at once. Add or remove zones to build a board that matches your team or your travel plans.
100% Private
Every calculation runs in your browser using the built-in Intl API. No time, date, or location is ever sent to a server.
Common Uses for the Time Zone Converter
International Meetings
Find a start time that works for teammates spread across several time zones.
Travel Planning
Convert flight departure and arrival times so a red-eye lands on the day you expect.
Remote Work
Line up your working hours with colleagues and clients in other countries.
Live Events
Work out when a stream, launch, webinar, or match starts in your own local time.
How It Works
Pick the source zone and time
Your own time zone is detected as the default. Choose the From zone, then either leave it in live mode or switch to a specific date and time.
Choose the target zone
Select the To zone from the grouped list, or tap a quick pick like London, Mumbai, or Tokyo. Use the swap button to reverse the direction.
Read the converted time
See the target time, the day offset if it crosses midnight, and a plain-English answer. Scroll to the world clock to compare several cities at once.
Tips and Best Practices
Plan Meetings by Overlap
Build a world clock of your team's cities, then scan for the window where everyone is inside normal working hours.
Live Mode for a Quick Check
Leave the tool in live now mode to see, at a glance, what time it currently is in any city around the world.
Watch DST Change Weeks
The US, Europe, and Australia switch daylight saving on different dates, so the gap between two cities can shift by an hour for a week or two each spring and autumn. Double check meetings near those dates.