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World Clock

Current time in the places you care about. Add cities, time zones or UTC offsets; your list stays on this device.

  1. New York

    United States · EDT UTC-4

    --:--Sat, Sep 19
  2. London

    England, United Kingdom · BST UTC+1

    --:--Sat, Sep 19
  3. Paris

    Île-de-France, France · CEST UTC+2

    --:--Sat, Sep 19
  4. Dubai

    United Arab Emirates · GST UTC+4

    --:--Sat, Sep 19
  5. New Delhi

    Delhi, India · IST UTC+5:30

    --:--Sat, Sep 19
  6. Singapore

    Singapore · SGT UTC+8

    --:--Sun, Sep 20
  7. Tokyo

    Japan · JST UTC+9

    --:--Sun, Sep 20
  8. Sydney

    New South Wales, Australia · AEST UTC+10

    --:--Sun, Sep 20
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How to use the world clock

  1. 1Add a placeType a city, a time zone abbreviation such as EST or a UTC offset, then pick it from the list.
  2. 2Read the clocksEach row shows the local time, weekday and date, the abbreviation in effect right now and the UTC offset. Your own time zone stays at the top.
  3. 3Keep your listYour places are saved in this browser, so they are there next time. Remove any row, or reset to the default cities.

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World clock FAQs

Do the clocks account for daylight saving time?

Yes. Every clock follows its IANA time zone rules, so cities switch on their own dates and the abbreviation shown (EDT, BST, AEDT …) is the one in effect right now.

Where is my list of cities stored?

In your browser’s local storage on this device only. Nothing is sent to a server, and the list is not shared between devices or browsers.

Why does the date differ between cities?

Because the world spans 26 hours of offsets (UTC−12 to UTC+14), it is often already tomorrow in Sydney or Tokyo while it is still today in Los Angeles. The weekday and date under each clock tell you which day it is there.

Can I show 24-hour time?

Yes. The 12-hour / 24-hour toggle on any clock page applies to every clock on the site, including the world clock.

How accurate are the clocks?

They use your device’s clock, converted with the same time zone rules operating systems use. If your device clock is right, the world clock is right to the second.

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