A walkthrough, end to end.
- 1
Pick a source date/time and a source time zone.
- 2
Pick a target time zone.
- 3
See the converted local time, including the offset from UTC and weekday.
Time zone conversion
Each IANA zone has rules including standard offset and DST transitions. Conversion uses the browser's Intl.DateTimeFormat with the chosen zone.
What you can do with this.
Scheduling meetings
Find what 9 AM Tokyo is in New York.
Travel planning
Convert flight times across time zones.
Remote teams
Coordinate stand-ups across continents.
Live broadcasts
Find when an event airs in your zone.
DST awareness
See how DST shifts the local time.
Booking calls
Avoid mistakes booking client calls abroad.
Server logs
Translate UTC timestamps into local time.
Time zones 2026 — what's current
IANA zoneinfo is the standard; calculator wins for instant DST-correct conversion.
Frequently asked.
All IANA zones (e.g. America/New_York, Asia/Tokyo).
Handled automatically by the browser's Intl support.
No. All conversions run locally.
Output uses 24-hour HH:MM and includes the day of the week.