About timezone convertor
Converting a meeting time between time zones is easy to get wrong. The converter takes a date and time in one zone and shows the matching time in others.
Avoiding mistakes
- Include the date, because a time can fall on the next or previous day in another zone.
- Abbreviations such as CST are ambiguous. Choose the city or region.
- Daylight saving dates differ between countries, so double-check meetings near the change.
Your choices are remembered
Your zone is detected automatically, and the zones you pick are stored in your own browser for next time.
A worked example
A meeting set for 10:00 AM India time (04:30 UTC) is 8:30 AM in Dubai, 12:30 PM in Singapore and about 5:30 AM in London in summer. Enter the date as well, because a time near midnight can land on a different day in another zone.
Why daylight saving matters
Countries change their clocks on different dates, so the gap between two cities can be different for a few weeks each year. Always convert for the exact meeting date.
