Free World Clock
How it works
This world clock shows your own local time first, then live clocks for 12 major cities around the globe. Every clock updates once per second and shows the local date and UTC offset, so you always know exactly what time it is anywhere.
World Clock
Current local time in 12 major cities, ticking live every second — plus your own time up top.
1 Your local time
2 Around the world
3 Coordinated Universal Time
🕐 UTC right now
Everyday uses
- Remote teams: check whether a colleague in London, Dubai, or Sydney is inside working hours before you message them.
- Calls and meetings: confirm the exact local time for a client or family call so nobody joins at 3 a.m.
- Travel: see the time at your destination before you fly and plan sleep around the time difference.
- Live events: convert kickoffs, launches, and streams in other time zones to your local time at a glance.
Frequently asked questions
How accurate are these clocks? They are computed from your device’s clock using the official IANA time zone database built into your browser, and they refresh every second. If your device clock is correct, these are too.
Do the clocks handle daylight saving time? Yes. The offsets change automatically on the correct dates — for example London switches between GMT and BST, and US cities move between standard and daylight time.
Why is my own time shown first? So you can compare instantly. Your card is highlighted and uses your device’s own time zone, whatever it is set to.