What time is it right now?

The world is divided into 24+ time zones, most one hour apart, anchored to Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). When it is 12:00 UTC in London on a winter day, it is 20:00 in Singapore, 21:00 in Tokyo, and 07:00 in New York.

Some places observe daylight saving time (DST), shifting clocks forward an hour in summer. That means the time difference between two cities can change during the year — for example, Singapore and London are 8 hours apart in winter but 7 hours apart in summer. WhatTime.net handles DST automatically, so the clocks above are always correct.

Tip: scheduling a call across continents? Pick a time that works in the middle — our converter shows any moment in both time zones instantly.

What is the difference between UTC and GMT?: UTC is the modern standard based on atomic clocks; GMT is a time zone that equals UTC+0 in winter. In everyday use they show the same time.
Why do some time zones use half hours?: A few places sit between standard meridians. India uses UTC+5:30, Nepal UTC+5:45, and parts of Australia UTC+8:45.
How accurate is this site?: All clocks are computed in your browser from the IANA time zone database — the same source used by operating systems — and update every second.