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Timezone converter: 28 zones, 756 pairs

Every conversion here is computed from the IANA timezone database for the actual date, so daylight saving is applied rather than assumed. 12 of the 28 zones below move their clocks at some point in 2026, and the ones that do not are marked.

Zones covered
28
across 7 regions
Zone pairs
756
both directions
Offset spread
22 hours
UTC-10 to UTC+12
Computed at 2026-09-23 18:11 UTC from the IANA database in Node

What time is it in every timezone right now?

Sorted west to east by current offset. The abbreviation column shows what each zone is actually called today, which is not always what people type: Eastern Time is EST in winter and EDT in summer, and both resolve to the same place here.

ZoneAbbrOffsetLocal timeMoves clocks
Hawaii Standard Time HSTUTC-10 8:11 am no
Alaska Time AKDTUTC-8 10:11 am yes
Pacific Time PDTUTC-7 11:11 am yes
Mountain Time MDTUTC-6 12:11 pm yes
Central Time CDTUTC-5 1:11 pm yes
Eastern Time EDTUTC-4 2:11 pm yes
Atlantic Time ADTUTC-3 3:11 pm yes
Brasilia Time BRTUTC-3 3:11 pm no
Greenwich Mean Time GMTUTC+0 6:11 pm no
Coordinated Universal Time UTCUTC+0 6:11 pm no
UK Time BSTUTC+1 7:11 pm yes
Central European Time CESTUTC+2 8:11 pm yes
South Africa Standard Time SASTUTC+2 8:11 pm no
Eastern European Time EESTUTC+3 9:11 pm yes
Moscow Time MSKUTC+3 9:11 pm no
Gulf Standard Time GSTUTC+4 10:11 pm no
Pakistan Standard Time PKTUTC+5 11:11 pm no
India Standard Time ISTUTC+5:30 11:41 pm no
Nepal Time NPTUTC+5:45 11:56 pm no
Australian Western Time AWSTUTC+8 2:11 am no
China Standard Time CSTUTC+8 2:11 am no
Philippine Time PHTUTC+8 2:11 am no
Singapore Time SGTUTC+8 2:11 am no
Japan Standard Time JSTUTC+9 3:11 am no
Korea Standard Time KSTUTC+9 3:11 am no
Australian Central Time ACSTUTC+9:30 3:41 am yes
Australian Eastern Time AESTUTC+10 4:11 am yes
New Zealand Time NZSTUTC+12 6:11 am yes

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How the conversions handle daylight saving

A timezone is not an offset. It is a rule about which offset applies on which date, and roughly half the zones on this page change theirs twice a year. The United States moves on the second Sunday in March and the first Sunday in November, the United Kingdom and European Union on the last Sunday in March and the last Sunday in October. Those are different dates, so for a stretch of weeks each spring and autumn the familiar five hour gap between New York and London is four instead.

Southern hemisphere zones run the opposite way. Sydney is on summer time through the northern winter, which means its distance from New York changes twice as much across the year as a European zone's does. A few zones sit on offsets that are not whole hours at all: India is UTC+5:30 and Nepal is UTC+5:45. All of that comes out of the database rather than out of a lookup table, so none of it has to be special cased.

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Questions

Does this converter handle daylight saving?
Yes. Every reading is computed for the real date from the IANA database, so a conversion in July uses the summer offset and one in January uses the winter offset.
What is the difference between EST and EDT?
They are the same zone at different times of year. Eastern Time is EST from November to March and EDT from March to November. Typing either one here resolves to America/New_York.
Is GMT the same as UTC?
As a clock reading, yes, both are UTC+0. As standards they are different things, and the United Kingdom is only on GMT for part of the year because it switches to BST in summer.

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