Timezone Converter
Convert any time between timezones worldwide — instantly. DST-aware with public holidays and work-hours overlay for remote teams.
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What is a timezone converter?
A timezone converter translates a specific time from one IANA timezone to another, applying the correct UTC offset and Daylight Saving Time rules for both zones.
Remote and distributed teams rely on timezone converters daily to schedule meetings, plan releases, and coordinate across continents. The color-coded timeline shows at a glance whether a time slot is a working hour, after-hours, or a sleeping hour — and highlights public holidays automatically.
How to use this converter
- 1Your city is detected automatically — the source location is pre-filled on load.
- 2Drag the slider or type an exact time to scrub through the 24-hour timeline.
- 3The color bars update instantly — green for working hours, orange for after-hours, red for sleeping.
- 4Toggle "Show holidays" to see public holidays overlaid on the timeline for each country.
- 5Use Convert Exact Time below the timeline for precise HH:MM conversions with a result card.
Understanding the timeline colors
🟢 Working hours (09:00–17:00 weekdays)
The time slot falls within standard business hours on a weekday with no public holiday.
🟠 After-hours, weekends & public holidays
Evenings (17:00–22:00), mornings before 09:00, weekends, or a public holiday in that country.
🔴 Sleeping hours (22:00–07:00)
The time slot falls in the typical overnight sleeping window. Avoid scheduling calls during this period.
DST and public holidays
DST active
Clocks shift forward 1 hour. The UTC offset increases. Countries observe DST on different dates — US and Europe often differ by a few weeks. A DST badge appears next to the city name when active.
Public holidays
Toggle "Show holidays" to fetch official public holidays for each country via the Nager.Date database. On a holiday, the green working-hours band turns orange and the holiday name appears below the city bar.
Common uses
Remote team scheduling
Find overlap hours for standups across continents — the color bars show instantly where green zones align.
Client meeting planning
Schedule calls without surprising clients — see their working hours and avoid their public holidays.
International travel
Know the local time at your destination before you land — plan arrivals, connections, and hotel check-ins.
Financial market hours
Track NYSE, LSE, or TSX open and close in your local time so you never miss a market event.
Online events & webinars
Promote events with the right local times for each audience region — eliminate calendar confusion.
Why use this converter
City-level auto-detection — Your city and country are pre-filled on load using IP geolocation — no manual searching required.
3-color timeline — Green, orange, and red bands show working, after-hours, and sleeping periods at a glance — not just a vague work-zone highlight.
Public holidays — Toggle "Show holidays" to see official public holidays overlaid on the timeline for each country, sourced from the Nager.Date database.
DST-aware — Automatically accounts for Daylight Saving Time with a visible DST badge per city when active.
15-minute slider — Drag the slider in 15-minute increments to scrub through the day — all city times update instantly.
No sign-up required — All calculations run entirely in your browser. Nothing is stored.
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