Current Time
Live time, anywhere
Current time
Your region
--:--:--
These times come from this device’s clock. If the device clock is wrong, these are wrong too. No time server is contacted; time zone data comes from your browser.
Input
Result
Everything is calculated in your browser. The dates you type are never sent to a server.
How to use
See the current time in Seoul, Tokyo, Beijing, Taipei, London, New York and Los Angeles alongside UTC, with a note when the date is yesterday or tomorrow. You can also convert a specific time between zones.
When to use it
- Checking the local hour before contacting someone abroad.
- Scheduling a call where the date differs on each side.
- Translating "09:00 UTC" into your own time.
How to use it
- Read the live clocks at the top of the page.
- To convert a particular moment, choose the source and target zones.
- Enter a date and time; the converted value appears, and a button fills in the current moment.
Good to know
- The clocks follow this device. No time server is consulted, so if the device clock is off, every city is off with it.
- Time-zone rules come from your browser, including whether daylight saving applies and when it switches.
- Conversions are labelled same day, next day or previous day — missing a date change is how meetings get booked a day out.
- Nothing is sent to a server.
Frequently asked questions
The time is slightly off.
It mirrors this device's clock. Turn on automatic time setting for accuracy. Querying a time server would mean an outside request on every visit, which is slower and gains nothing in privacy.
Is daylight saving included?
Yes. The browser's time-zone data is used as is, so London or New York shows its summer time when in force. Korea, Japan and China do not use daylight saving.
Can I add other cities?
The live row is fixed, but the converter below lets you pick any zone from the list.
What should I watch for when scheduling?
The date. 09:00 in Seoul is the previous evening in New York, which is why conversions here state previous or next day explicitly.