Timezone Converter is a free online tool that converts times between different time zones.
How to use Timezone Converter?
Enter the source timezone and time.
Select the target timezone to convert to.
View the converted time.
Frequently asked questions about Timezone Converter
What is UTC?
UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) is the world's time standard. South Korea is UTC+9, US Eastern is UTC-5 (EST).
Can I compare multiple time zones simultaneously?
Yes, you can add multiple time zones and see the corresponding times across all zones based on a single reference time.
What happens to a meeting time on the week daylight saving changes?
Countries switch on different dates, so a gap that is normally eight hours becomes seven or nine for that week alone. The United States changes on the second Sunday in March and Europe on the last Sunday, leaving two weeks where the usual difference does not hold, while Korea, Japan and India have no daylight saving at all. For a recurring meeting, re-check each participant's local time just before the switch week and let a calendar that updates invitations automatically carry it.
When announcing an international time, should I write UTC or a city name?
Write both. UTC is unaffected by daylight saving and therefore precise as a reference, but most people cannot instantly work out the offset from their own city. Something like "14:00 UTC (London 15:00 / New York 10:00 / Seoul 23:00)" removes almost all room for misreading. Also prefer city names to abbreviations: labels like CST or IST mean different things in different countries.
How to get the most out of Timezone Converter?
US clocks move on the second Sunday of March and the first Sunday of November.
Check the date as well as the hour — many conversions land on the previous or next day.
Pin recurring meetings to UTC so they don't drift when either side changes clocks.