Every time zone tool your team needs, in one place.
Convert any time or deadline between zones, find the window when your whole team is online, plan meetings that respect everyone's working hours, and check live clocks for any city. Everything runs in your browser. Share results with one link, no account required.
All times use the IANA time zone database, the same source that powers operating systems and major calendars.
Everything you need for cross-timezone work.
Runs entirely in your browser. No accounts, no tracking, no uploads.
Browse reference hubConvert any time, two ways.
Whether you think in city names or zone abbreviations, there's a fast path and a shareable page for it.
Plan meetings that actually work for everyone.
From a quick two-city check to a ranked plan for a roster of eight, find times that land inside real working hours.
Try it freeLive clocks and reference for every city.
Look up the current time, IANA zone, and offset for any major city, then jump straight to the conversion or meeting page you need.
Why your Thursday 3pm call is about to become 2pm.
North America and Europe change clocks on different Sundays — every cross-Atlantic meeting silently drifts.
During weeks 4–6 your meeting silently moves by 1 hour for one side. Check your invites before the gap.
Built for people who live across timezones.
Whether you’re a solo freelancer or leading a team across 5 countries, Convert Timezone keeps every time, deadline, and call straight.
Try it freeExplore timezone and meeting guides
Pre-built pages for city pairs, abbreviation conversions, common deadlines, and DST transitions.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about converting times, planning meetings, and how Convert Timezone works. Browse the reference hubs for deeper, city-by-city detail.
Four things, all free and in your browser: convert any time or abbreviation between zones, translate a client deadline to your local time with a countdown, find the working-hour overlap for your team, and rank meeting slots for up to eight people. Plus thousands of reference pages for city pairs, conversions, and live clocks.