Put in a date and a time, add the cities you deal with, and read every local time at once, daylight saving included, so it is not wrong by an hour twice a year. No account, no email address, no advertising.
This timezone converter needs JavaScript to run. The rest of the page reads perfectly well without it, from how it works to what it will not do and the questions people ask.
Nothing leaves this browser. Your list of cities is saved on this device only. There is no account and nothing is uploaded.
The date and time boxes start at right now, in the time zone your device reports. Change either one, or press Use right now to snap back. Everything below re-reads from that single moment, so there is only ever one time to be wrong about.
Pick from the list and the city joins the table with its local time, its short zone name and whether that lands on the next day. Each row says whether the time is office hours, evening or overnight, which is usually the question behind the question.
Copy all times puts the whole table on your clipboard as plain text (one line per city, name and time) ready to paste into an email or a message. Your list of cities stays here for next time.
What is above converts one moment into as many local times as you like, and it gets daylight saving right because the browser holds the rules rather than this page holding a table of offsets. The list of cities is kept in this browser, so clearing your browsing data clears it, and it will not follow you to another device.
It also cannot do the four things people want the moment they have found a workable hour. It cannot ask the other person whether that hour suits them. It cannot hold the slot while they think about it. It does not know what is already in anybody’s calendar, in any of those cities. And it will not tell either of you when the clocks change and the overlap you agreed on quietly moves.
If you want the next four things
Everyone sees your times in their own zone
Timezone conversionPeople pick a free slot themselves
Booking pageA change tells everyone it affects
NotificationsYour own calendar stays in step
Calendar syncThat is where a booking page starts: you publish when you are free, everyone sees it in their own time zone, and they pick. Picktime has a free plan rather than a free trial.
Start freeLay out a week of shifts, classes or appointments, and see where two of them collide before anybody turns up.
Lay out a week HRSSet your opening hours once and get the weekly total, so you know what you are actually open for.
Add up a week FREETake your hours, subtract what is already booked, and see how much is genuinely left to sell.
Work out the gapYes, and there is nothing to sign up for. No account, no email address, no trial that runs out, no limit on how many cities you add and no advertising. It is free because it is useful on its own, and because some of the people who use it will eventually want the meeting to book itself.
In this browser, on this device, and nowhere else. Nothing is uploaded to Picktime and there is no account holding it. It survives closing the tab; it does not survive clearing your browsing data, and it will not appear on another device. Copy all times gives you a copy that lasts.
Yes, and that is the main reason to use it rather than adding hours in your head. The conversion asks your browser what the offset was at that exact moment in that exact city, so a date in March and a date in July give different answers where they should, and the same answer where the city does not change its clocks.
Copy all times puts the whole list on your clipboard as plain text, one line per city with the name, the local time and the short zone name. Paste it into an email, a message or a calendar invite.
Not from here. This converts times for you; it does not publish anything and nobody else can open your list. If you want people in other countries to see when you are free in their own time zone and pick a slot, that is a booking page, and it is what the free Picktime plan does.
Publish when you are free and every visitor sees it in their own time zone. Free, no card, set up in minutes.
