WHEN MEETS WHERE.

Every time zone, one clear answer. World clock, time zone converter and meeting planner

WherOra shows the live local time in any city, converts times between time zones and finds meeting times that work across cities, with daylight saving built in. Right now New York is 5 hours behind London and 14 hours behind Tokyo.

The world right now

UTC 00:48 · the shaded side is night

Tap a dot to open that city’s clock.

Start with what you need to do

Every tool is free and works without an account.

Put a live clock on your website

Pick a city and a style, then copy the code. The free WherOra clock widget sets no cookies and stays right through every clock change.

Build your clock widget

Time differences today

Current UTC offsets for major cities, how far each is from New York and London today, and when its clocks next change. The differences shift whenever one of the cities changes its clocks.

CityTime zone nowDifference from New YorkDifference from LondonNext clock change
New YorkEST, UTC−5—5 hours behindMarch 14, 2027: forward to UTC−4
Los AngelesPST, UTC−83 hours behind8 hours behindMarch 14, 2027: forward to UTC−7
ChicagoCST, UTC−61 hour behind6 hours behindMarch 14, 2027: forward to UTC−5
LondonGMT, UTC+05 hours ahead—March 28, 2027: forward to UTC+1
ParisCET, UTC+16 hours ahead1 hour aheadMarch 28, 2027: forward to UTC+2
DubaiGST, UTC+49 hours ahead4 hours aheadNone: no daylight saving
MumbaiIST, UTC+5:3010½ hours ahead5½ hours aheadNone: no daylight saving
SingaporeSGT, UTC+813 hours ahead8 hours aheadNone: no daylight saving
ManilaPHT, UTC+813 hours ahead8 hours aheadNone: no daylight saving
TokyoJST, UTC+914 hours ahead9 hours aheadNone: no daylight saving
SydneyAEDT, UTC+1116 hours ahead11 hours aheadApril 4, 2027: back to UTC+10
São PauloBRT, UTC−32 hours ahead3 hours behindNone: no daylight saving

Times checked against the IANA time zone database. How WherOra calculates times

Badges show how far ahead or behind the second city is today.

Why WherOra

Checked against IANA

Times come from the IANA time zone database, the source phones and computers use. How we calculate times

Clock changes handled

Daylight saving dates are built in for every city, including countries that recently changed their rules.

No account needed

Open a tool and use it. Cities you save stay in your own browser.

Made for every screen

Fast on phones, readable in night mode, and usable with a keyboard.

A 30-SECOND TOUR

Good timing starts here.

  1. Look up a place.

    Type a city, a time zone like EST or a tool into the search box, or pick a city on the world map.

  2. Convert or plan.

    The time converter shows one moment everywhere. The meeting planner lines up working hours so you can pick a time that suits every city.

  3. Count down and keep time.

    Follow countdowns to world events, run a classroom timer, or count business days between dates.

Find the one hour New York, London, and Tokyo can all meet

  1. New York and London share 4 working hours.
  2. Add Tokyo.
  3. With Tokyo, no hour fits everyone’s 8 AM–5 PM day.
  4. Slide the meeting to the least painful hour.
  5. Stretch two workdays: New York starts at 7 AM, Tokyo works until 10 PM.
  6. One hour fits all three: 7–8 AM New York, 12–1 PM London, 9–10 PM Tokyo.

Optional analytics

Optional Google Analytics helps us improve WherOra. Decline and every tool still works. How we use data