World Clock - Current Time in Multiple Cities
Track current local time across multiple cities and time zones, search global locations, and build a personal world clock for international planning.
About this world clock
Stay synchronized with the world. Our World Clock allows you to add and track multiple cities simultaneously.
Perfect for remote workers, digital nomads, and anyone with friends or family abroad.
Search for a city and add it to the board. Each card reads the current time, date, and short UTC offset for that city's IANA time zone, and the display refreshes every second from your device clock. Remove a card when a project ends so the board stays readable.
Offsets come from the time-zone data built into your browser, so a zone whose rules changed after your browser was last updated can show the previous offset. Daylight-saving transitions apply on the dates that data specifies, and an incorrect system clock shifts every card by the same amount. Confirm anything scheduled across a transition day against an authoritative local source.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Does it adjust for Daylight Saving Time?
- The browser's installed time-zone data applies daylight-saving rules for each city and date. That data can lag recent government rule changes, so verify critical schedules with an authoritative source.
- Can I save my cities?
- Yes, your selected cities are saved in your browser's local storage.
- How many cities can I add?
- You can add as many cities as you like.
- Is it accurate?
- The clock uses your device's system time and the browser's installed time-zone database; SavvyToolz does not connect to a time server. Accuracy therefore depends on the device clock and current browser data.
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Current time in major cities
The same 16 cities with their current UTC offset and daylight saving status. Times update live in the clock above.
| City | Time zone | UTC offset now | DST status | Next clock change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| London | BST | UTC+1 | DST in effect | 25 October 2026: clocks go back 1 hour |
| New York | EDT | UTC-4 | DST in effect | 1 November 2026: clocks go back 1 hour |
| Los Angeles | PDT | UTC-7 | DST in effect | 1 November 2026: clocks go back 1 hour |
| Chicago | CDT | UTC-5 | DST in effect | 1 November 2026: clocks go back 1 hour |
| Toronto | EDT | UTC-4 | DST in effect | 1 November 2026: clocks go back 1 hour |
| São Paulo | BRT | UTC-3 | No DST | None in the next 12 months |
| Paris | CEST | UTC+2 | DST in effect | 25 October 2026: clocks go back 1 hour |
| Berlin | CEST | UTC+2 | DST in effect | 25 October 2026: clocks go back 1 hour |
| Dubai | GST | UTC+4 | No DST | None in the next 12 months |
| Mumbai | IST | UTC+5:30 | No DST | None in the next 12 months |
| Singapore | SGT | UTC+8 | No DST | None in the next 12 months |
| Hong Kong | HKT | UTC+8 | No DST | None in the next 12 months |
| Tokyo | JST | UTC+9 | No DST | None in the next 12 months |
| Sydney | AEDT | UTC+11 | DST in effect | 4 April 2027: clocks go back 1 hour |
| Auckland | NZDT | UTC+13 | DST in effect | 4 April 2027: clocks go back 1 hour |
| Johannesburg | SAST | UTC+2 | No DST | None in the next 12 months |