World Clock

World Clock Online — See the Time in Cities Around the World

Keep an eye on the current time in several places at once. Add clocks for the cities you care about and see the time, date, and offset from universal time for each — handy for scheduling calls and keeping in touch across time zones.

How to Use the World Clock

The page starts with your local time plus London and Tokyo. To add another, choose a city from the dropdown and click Add clock; to remove one, click the × on its card. Each card shows the live time with seconds in 12-hour format, the day and date, and the offset from UTC, such as GMT+9. The dropdown offers your local time plus 15 cities: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, London, Paris, Berlin, Dubai, Karachi, Mumbai and Delhi, Dhaka, Shanghai, Tokyo, Singapore, Sydney, and Auckland. Your list isn't saved between visits, so you'll start with the defaults next time.

Time Zones and Daylight Saving

Some places move their clocks for daylight saving time and others don't. New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, London, Paris, Berlin, Sydney, and Auckland do, while Tokyo, Dubai, Karachi, India, Dhaka, Shanghai, and Singapore stay on the same time all year. Your browser applies each place's current rules automatically, so the times and offsets are right whatever the time of year — and the gap between two cities can change by an hour when only one of them shifts. That's why it's worth checking the clocks before you schedule a meeting near a clock-change date.

Good Uses for This Tool

Finding a meeting time that works for a distributed team, calling family and friends abroad at a sensible hour, following events and markets in other regions, and planning travel.

Is It Actually Private?

Yes. The times come from your device's own clock and your browser's time zone data — nothing you choose is sent to a server or stored.