🌍 Time Tool

World Clocks

Live clocks for any city in the world. Add timezones, drag to reorder, and track time across the globe.

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Live Analog Clocks

Each clock features a beautiful live analog face updated every second alongside the digital display.

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40+ Cities

Choose from over 40 major cities across all continents and timezones, including daylight saving adjustments.

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Drag to Reorder

Arrange your clocks in any order by dragging and dropping — put your most important timezones first.

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Auto-saved

Your clock selection is remembered in your browser — reopen the page and your world clocks are still there.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the clocks accurate?▼

Yes. We use your device's clock combined with the browser's built-in timezone database (Intl.DateTimeFormat). Accuracy depends on your device's time being correctly set.

How many clocks can I add?▼

You can add as many clocks as you need — the grid adjusts automatically. For best visibility, 4–8 clocks work well on most screens.

Do the clocks handle daylight saving time?▼

Yes. The browser's Intl API automatically handles DST changes for each timezone, so the times always reflect the current local time in that city.

Are my clocks saved when I close the page?▼

Yes — your selected timezones and their order are saved in localStorage. They will be restored automatically next time you open this page.

How to Use the World Clock

View the current time across multiple time zones at a glance.
Add or remove cities to customize which time zones you track.
Use this to find overlapping work hours when scheduling meetings across time zones.

When You Need This

Scheduling meetings with team members or clients in different countries.
Checking what time it is for a friend or family member abroad before calling.
Planning international travel — knowing the local time at your destination.
Coordinating live events, webinars, or product launches across time zones.

Good to Know

When scheduling across time zones, aim for the window where most participants are in normal working hours (9 AM – 6 PM). A meeting at 9 AM Pacific is noon Eastern, 5 PM London, and 9:30 PM Mumbai. Tools like this help you visualize those overlaps instead of doing mental math.