Time Converter

Add the cities your team works in, drag the timeline and see everyone's local time at once. No account needed.

Search for a city by name, airport code or time zone abbreviation, remove cities you do not need and drag cards to change their order.

What the city cards, the red, grey and dark hour boxes, and the vertical line on the timeline each mean.

Copy a link that holds your cities and the exact moment you chose, so anyone who opens it sees the same thing. No account needed.

Turn the time you picked into a calendar event for Google Calendar, Outlook, Microsoft Teams or any calendar through an .ics file.

Save a group of cities as a preset, load it in one click and keep it up to date automatically. Presets need a Google sign-in.

How public holidays, major festivals and weekends are marked on the timeline so you do not schedule a meeting on a day off.

How the converter handles daylight saving changes city by city, and what the DST badge on a city card tells you.

A walkthrough for finding a weekly meeting time for three cities, checking it against holidays and daylight saving, and sending the invite.

What to try when the city search shows no match: spelling, a nearby larger city, an airport code or a time zone abbreviation.

What to do when Google Calendar, Outlook or Teams does not open from Create Meeting: pop-up blockers, the wrong account and the .ics fallback.

Why saved presets or your city list are not showing: signing in, the Default preset, shared links and cities still loading.

The Time Converter is free. You only need a Google sign-in to save your own presets. Comparing time zones and sharing links needs no account.