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World Timer

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Coordinated Universal TimeUTC+0

12:58:23

Wednesday, 11 November 2026

Each mark is a place at its own local hour. Daytime is the top half, night the bottom.

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    About World Timer

    World Timer is a free world clock and a set of time tools for travellers, remote teams, students and anyone with family or work in another country. Every clock on this site is calculated from the international time zone database, so daylight saving changes are applied automatically for each place.

    Look up the current time in any city or country, convert a time between zones, find a meeting slot that suits everyone, or use the timer, stopwatch, countdown and date calculator. Nothing needs to be installed, and you can add the site to your phone's home screen to use it like an app.

    Questions people ask about time

    How accurate is the time shown here?

    The clocks use your device's clock, corrected against our server when the page loads. The page tells you if your own clock is running fast or slow. Time zone rules come from the IANA time zone database built into your browser.

    What is UTC?

    Coordinated Universal Time is the reference that every time zone is defined against. A zone written as UTC+6 is six hours ahead of UTC. UTC itself never changes for daylight saving.

    What is the difference between GMT and UTC?

    For everyday purposes they show the same time. GMT is a time zone used by some countries; UTC is the scientific time standard that zones are measured from.

    Why do some places change their clocks?

    Daylight saving time moves clocks forward, usually by one hour, in the warmer months so that evenings have more daylight. Fewer than half of the world's countries use it, and the dates differ between them.

    How many time zones are there?

    There are 24 one-hour bands in theory, but in practice countries use about 38 different local times, including offsets of 30 and 45 minutes such as India (UTC+5:30) and Nepal (UTC+5:45).

    Does this site store my data?

    Your saved clocks and display preferences stay in your own browser. They are not sent to us.