🌍 Time Zones Converter

Plan meetings across the globe by translating date and time between time zones.

Select the origin and destination zones, choose a time, and copy the converted result with daylight-saving aware offsets.

Source Time

2025-11-25 06:50 (UTC-05:00 (Eastern))

Converted Time

2025-11-25 18:50 (UTC+01:00 (Central Europe))

Quick Reference

Source Time2025-11-25 06:50 (UTC-05:00 (Eastern))
Converted Time2025-11-25 18:50 (UTC+01:00 (Central Europe))
Difference+6.0 hour offset
UTC-08:00 (Pacific)2025-11-25 09:50 (UTC-08:00 (Pacific))
UTC-05:00 (Eastern)2025-11-25 12:50 (UTC-05:00 (Eastern))
Greenwich Mean Time2025-11-25 17:50 (UTC+00:00 (GMT))
UTC+01:00 (Central Europe)2025-11-25 18:50 (UTC+01:00 (Central Europe))
UTC+05:30 (India)2025-11-25 23:20 (UTC+05:30 (India))
UTC+10:00 (Eastern Australia)2025-11-26 03:50 (UTC+10:00 (Eastern Australia))

How to Use This Calculator

1

Select the source time zone

Choose where the original meeting or event occurs. Offsets cover UTC−12 through UTC+14.

2

Enter the local date and time

Use the date-time picker to capture the precise minute. The converter assumes the input is in the source time zone.

3

Pick the destination time zone

The converter displays the translated time and popular references (UTC, GMT, etc.) to share with participants.

Formula

UTC Timestamp = Local Time − (Source Offset × 3600 seconds)

Destination Time = UTC Timestamp + (Target Offset × 3600 seconds)

Offsets are based on static UTC differences. Adjust manually if daylight saving rules differ from the listed offset.

Use the formula breakdown to confirm the calculation logic or perform the conversion manually if needed.

Full Description

Coordinating across time zones is tricky, especially when teams work on different continents. This converter takes a single date and time in one zone and translates it to another using UTC offsets up to ±14 hours.

The tool focuses on static offsets for clarity. Some regions observe daylight saving time (DST). If the offset for your target city changes seasonally, ensure you pick the correct offset for your scheduled date.

The quick reference section adds context by showing the converted time alongside UTC, GMT, and other popular offsets so you can paste the information directly into invites or documentation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this handle daylight saving time automatically?

The tool uses fixed UTC offsets. Check the correct offset for your date before converting if the region observes DST.

Can I add custom time zones?

Yes. Extend the TIMEZONE_LIST array in the source code with additional offsets or labels specific to your organization.

What if I need seconds or milliseconds?

Use the text field to include seconds manually (e.g., add :30). For sub-minute precision, adjust the output in your calendar tool after conversion.

How accurate is the conversion?

Within the listed offsets the conversion is exact. Just ensure you select the correct offset for the date when daylight saving rules apply.