World Clock
Current time in major cities — analog & digital
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What Time Is It Right Now?
This page answers the simple question: "what time is it?" Whether you need to know the current time in your city or check what time it is in Tokyo, London, or Dubai, our live world clock gives you instant answers with beautiful analog and digital displays.
How It Works
Your local time is displayed at the top using your device's system clock. Below that, you'll see the current time in major cities around the world. Each city shows both an analog clock (with hour, minute, and second hands) and a digital time readout.
All time calculations use the IANA time zone database via your browser's Intl.DateTimeFormat API. Daylight saving time transitions are handled automatically — no manual adjustments needed.
When You Need to Know "What Time Is It"
Remote Work: "What time is it in London?" before scheduling a call.
Travel Planning: "What time is it in Tokyo?" to plan your arrival.
Global Teams: Check if colleagues in New York, Berlin, and Singapore are online.
Family & Friends: "What time is it in Mumbai?" before calling relatives.
Accuracy & Reliability
The clock uses your device's system time, which is typically synchronized with NTP servers to within milliseconds of true UTC. For maximum accuracy, ensure your device's "Set time automatically" setting is enabled.
All time zone conversions use the official IANA time zone database (tzdata), which is the same source used by operating systems worldwide. DST transitions happen automatically at the correct local time.