World Clock

Current time across major cities, updated every second.

Your local time
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World Clock — Tips & FAQ

Day/night indicators

Yellow indicates daytime and grey indicates nighttime — a quick visual way to see who is awake before scheduling a call.

Schedule international meetings

Use the world clock to find a time that works across all zones — look for when business hours overlap between your target cities.

Automatically up to date

The clock updates every second using your browser's built-in timezone database — no setup or refresh needed.

The world clock shows 18 major cities across all inhabited continents, from New York to Sydney. Time zones are handled by the browser's Intl API.
Your local time is shown at the top. Your timezone is determined automatically by your device settings.
Yes — the browser's Intl API handles daylight saving time automatically, so times are always correct regardless of the time of year.
Currently the world clock shows a fixed set of global cities. Custom city support is planned for a future update.