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Time Zone Converter

Convert a time between cities and time zones, with daylight saving time handled for the date you pick.

About the Time Zone Converter

Time zone rules come from the IANA time zone database built into your browser, which records every country's daylight saving dates. Converting for a specific date matters: New York is 5 hours behind London most of the year, but only 4 for a few weeks in March and October/November when their clocks change on different dates.

The formula

Local time = UTC + zone offset (including daylight saving on that date)

Worked example

Example: 18:30 in New York = Wed 1 Jul, 22:30

  1. Inputs: Date: 1 July 2026; Time (24-hour): 18:30; From: America/New York; To: UTC.
  2. Formula: Local time = UTC + zone offset (including daylight saving on that date)
  3. Result: 18:30 in New York = Wed 1 Jul, 22:30

Questions people ask

Why does India have a half-hour offset?

India uses a single zone, UTC+5:30, the mean time near the centre of the country.

What happens on the night the clocks go forward?

An hour is skipped, so a time in that hour doesn't exist; the result shows the equivalent valid time.

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