Timer on Screen

Clock

Time Now

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Clock cards

Choose a card for the main clock, or manage your local dashboard.

When to use this tool

Use a world clock to keep a small set of relevant local times visible during a meeting, class, event, or shared screen.

It is a current-time reference, not a meeting scheduler; confirm official event details in the relevant calendar or invitation.

Read the world clock guide

How to use the clock

  1. Read local time

    Use the large browser-local clock as your default display.

  2. Set your display

    Choose 12- or 24-hour time and show or hide the date.

  3. Add world cities

    Compare supported cities and their local-time offsets.

  4. Manage your view

    Remove cards you no longer need or choose one for the main clock.

Frequently asked questions

Does the world clock need a timezone API?
No. It uses the browser’s timezone formatting support and a bundled city catalog after the site has loaded.
Should I rely on an old offset near daylight-saving time?
No. Check the current display again near a daylight-saving transition before confirming an important event.

Stay focused

Manage your time and boost productivity.

Works everywhere

Runs in your browser. No sign-up required.

Private by design

Tool data stays on your device. Optional analytics never load before you choose to accept them.