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Current time

Your local time, read from this device, plus the time in other cities.

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Current time

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The time comes from this device’s clock. If it looks wrong, turn on automatic time in your system settings.

World clock

    How to use

    1. 1The big clock shows the time in your browser’s time zone.
    2. 2Switch between 12-hour and 24-hour format.
    3. 3Add cities to the world clock; your list is remembered on this device.

    About this tool

    Time zones and UTC offset

    The big clock uses the time zone your browser reports, for example Asia/Seoul. The UTC offset shows how far that zone is from Coordinated Universal Time: Seoul is UTC+09:00, so when it is 15:00 in Seoul it is 06:00 UTC.

    Zone names follow the IANA time zone database, the same list your phone and computer use.

    Daylight saving time

    Many places move their clocks one hour forward in summer. New York is UTC−05:00 in winter and UTC−04:00 in summer. The world clock calculates each city’s offset for the current date, so it switches automatically on the right day.

    Why your device clock may be off

    This page reads the clock of the device you are using; it does not ask a time server. Most phones and computers keep themselves in sync automatically, but if automatic time is turned off the clock can drift by seconds or minutes.

    If the time looks wrong, turn on automatic date and time in your system settings and reload the page.

    Adding cities to the world clock

    • Start typing a zone such as Europe/Berlin or America/Chicago and pick it from the list, then press Add.
    • Up to 12 cities are shown, each with its time, offset and a Yesterday/Tomorrow label when the date differs from yours.
    • Your list is saved only in this browser. Remove a city with its Remove button.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is this the exact time?

    It is the time of your device, updated every second. If your device syncs time automatically it is usually accurate to well under a second.

    Can I switch to a 24-hour clock?

    Yes. Use the 12-hour / 24-hour button. Your choice is remembered on this device.

    Why does a city show “Tomorrow”?

    It is already the next day there. For example, when it is evening in New York it is the next morning in Seoul.

    Does the world clock handle daylight saving?

    Yes. Offsets are calculated for the current date using your browser’s time zone data.

    Is my location used?

    No. Only the time zone setting of your browser is read; no location or data is sent anywhere.

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