Timezone Converter — Convert Time Between Any Two Zones

Convert date and time between timezones — GMT, UTC, EST, PST, IST, and more. See the same instant in any region with DST support.

Convert a date and time from one timezone (GMT/UTC, EST, IST, etc.) to another. Daylight saving is handled automatically for regions that use it.

Converted time
Wednesday, June 24, 2026 at 5:16:00 PM UTC
UTC (GMT)
Source
UTC (GMT)
Wednesday, June 24, 2026 at 5:16:00 PM UTC
UTC / ISO
Same instant worldwide
2026-06-24T17:16:00.000Z
Unix (seconds)
1782321360
Offset difference
Same offset
Target offset
GMT
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About this tool

Global teams schedule across time zones. Convert a date and time from one IANA zone (e.g. America/New_York) to another (e.g. Asia/Tokyo) with daylight saving handled automatically.

Avoid manual UTC offset math that breaks twice a year when clocks shift.

Common use cases

  • Scheduling meetings across offices
  • Publishing live events for international audiences
  • Support handoffs and on-call rotations
  • Converting flight arrival times to local zone

How to use

  1. Enter the source date and time.
  2. Select source and target time zones from the list.
  3. Read the converted local time in the destination zone.
  4. Copy or share the result with participants.

This page is available at /tools/timezone-converter/.

Understanding the result

  • DST transitions can skip or repeat hours—always verify ambiguous local times.
  • UTC offset shown is for that specific date, not a fixed year-round offset.
  • Same instant in time appears as different wall-clock times in each zone.
  • Use city names (IANA zones), not abbreviations like EST which are ambiguous.

FAQ

What is an IANA time zone?

Named zones like Europe/London with official DST rules, more reliable than GMT+5 labels.

Does this handle daylight saving?

Yes for IANA zones. Offsets adjust on transition dates automatically.

UTC vs GMT?

For conversion purposes they are effectively the same; UTC is the modern standard.

Why did my meeting shift an hour?

Likely a DST change in one region. Reconvert on the actual meeting date.