Time Zone Converter
Pick a location, date and time to see the matching local time anywhere. Daylight saving changes are handled automatically.
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How conversions work
Conversions use the IANA time zone database built into your browser, so they follow each region’s official rules — including historical changes and daylight saving time — for the exact date you choose, rather than a fixed offset.
On the day clocks go back, one hour happens twice; the converter asks which occurrence you mean. On the day clocks go forward, an hour is skipped; if you pick a time inside that gap, you will see a warning and the equivalent valid time.
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