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World Clock

Free online world clock — check current time in major cities worldwide and compare time zones side by side. Perfect for remote teams.

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World Clock is a free online tool that shows current times in major cities worldwide at a glance.

How to use World Clock?

  1. Search and add the cities you want to check.
  2. Compare current times across multiple cities at a glance.
  3. Save frequently checked cities to your favorites.

Frequently asked questions about World Clock

Does the time update automatically?

Yes, all times update automatically in real time based on your device's system clock for accurate display.

Is daylight saving time (DST) reflected?

Yes, using the browser's Intl API, daylight saving time adjustments are automatically reflected for each city.

How do I pick a meeting time that works across many time zones?

Line the participating cities up side by side and look for the band where everyone is inside working hours — that is the quickest method. Seoul is eight hours from London and fourteen from New York, so the three overlap for only an hour or two a day. If the same side always has to wake at dawn, alternate the slot week by week to keep it fair. And always spell out the local time for each region in the invitation.

Why are some countries offset by 30 or 45 minutes?

Time zones are not drawn by longitude alone; each country sets its own for political and practical reasons. India runs on UTC+5:30 and Nepal on UTC+5:45 — different even from its neighbour — while Newfoundland uses UTC-3:30. That is why assuming you can simply add whole hours when scheduling leads to mistakes. Always confirm by city name and let a calendar tool do the conversion for you.

How to get the most out of World Clock?

  • The US switches on the second Sunday of March and back on the first Sunday of November.
  • Europe changes on the last Sunday of March and October, so the gap shifts twice a year.
  • When you book a call, write both cities' local times in the invite to avoid an off-by-one hour.

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