World clock
How it works
Each card shows the local time, the day (marked when it is already tomorrow or still yesterday there), the time zone abbreviation and UTC offset, and how far it is from you. Times come from your device's clock and the time zone database in your browser, so daylight saving is always applied.
Handy for
- A quick check before calling or messaging someone abroad
- Following markets, launches and live events around the world
- Keeping a team's cities on one screen
- Travel planning and jet lag
Questions
Which cities are shown?
Your own time zone first, then the cities you have added to the planner, then major cities, up to twelve in all.
Is the world clock accurate?
It uses your device's clock and the time zone database built into your browser, which includes every daylight saving rule.
Can I add a city?
Add it in the planner below. Once you have added cities they appear on the world clock too.
More time zone pages
Or open the full Time Zones meeting planner and world clock.