Date & time
Timezone Converter
Convert a date/time between timezones (DST-aware). Pick a source timezone and target timezone, then copy the result. Local only.
Inputs
Enter a date/time and choose the timezone it belongs to. The converter will show the equivalent time in the target timezone.
Results
Copy the converted time, the UTC ISO string, or the Unix timestamp.
Conversion
2026-02-13 10:00:00.000 (UTC)
UTC ISO 8601
2026-02-13T10:00:00.000Z
Unix timestamp
1,770,976,800 sec
1,770,976,800,000 ms
How it works (quick)
The tool interprets your input as a “wall clock” time in the source timezone, finds the corresponding instant (UTC), then formats that instant in the target timezone.
If your input falls into a DST gap or overlap, there may be no exact instant (or there may be two). The tool will show a note when that happens.
Common use cases
- Meeting invites: convert between PST/EST/UTC and international timezones.
- Logs/alerts: interpret timestamps from servers running in UTC.
- Scheduling: verify time changes around daylight savings transitions.
Tips for accuracy
- Prefer IANA names like America/New_York over abbreviations like “EST”.
- When possible, store times as UTC + timezone, not as plain strings.
- Be extra careful on DST change days.
All timezones
List is pulled from your browser’s supported IANA timezones.
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How it works
The converter treats your input as wall-clock time in the source zone, resolves the exact instant in UTC, then formats that instant in the target zone with DST rules applied.
- Ambiguous or skipped times during DST snap to the nearest valid instant and surface a warning.
- Results follow your browser time zone data; sync your clock for accurate output.
Quick examples
Prefer IANA names over abbreviations; offsets like -05:00 work but skip daylight rules.
Mini FAQ
Can I convert from offsets?
Yes. Use an offset as the source, but DST shifts will not be inferred.
Why is there a DST warning?
Some local times occur twice or not at all; the tool picks the nearest instant and tells you.
How many zones are listed?
If your browser supports it, the full IANA list is shown; otherwise enter a custom zone manually.
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