Time Zone Converter

Convert a time to several cities at once: when it's 3 pm in New York, what time is it in London, Delhi and Tokyo? Daylight saving is applied automatically, and the meeting planner shows the best common slot.

  • --:--same time
  • --:--same time
  • --:--same time

How to use it

  1. Pick the source time zone (e.g. ET or a city), date and time — "Now" fills in the current time.
  2. Target cities update instantly; add up to 8 zones to compare.
  3. In the meeting planner pick a column that is green in every row, then share the link with participants.

Popular differences from New York

CityUTCCompared with New York
LondonUTC+15 hours ahead
New YorkUTC−4the same time
DubaiUTC+48 hours ahead
BerlinUTC+26 hours ahead
TokyoUTC+913 hours ahead
Los AngelesUTC−73 hours behind
MoscowUTC+37 hours ahead
SydneyUTC+1014 hours ahead
New DelhiUTC+5:309 hours 30 minutes ahead
BakuUTC+48 hours ahead

Time zone abbreviation converters

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the converter handle daylight saving time?
Yes. Every zone is tied to the IANA time zone database, so if daylight saving applies on the date you pick, the offset is applied automatically. For example New York is 4 hours behind London most of the year but 5 hours behind for a few weeks in March and late October/November.

What is the difference between EST and ET?
EST (UTC−5) is US Eastern Standard Time, used in winter; in summer the region switches to EDT (UTC−4). "ET" covers both — pick ET and the converter uses the right one for your date.

How do I find a meeting time across time zones?
Add every participant's city and check the meeting planner: green cells are business hours in each row. A column that is green in every row is the best slot.