World Clock
See the time in any city at a glance and plan meetings across time zones. Pro adds unlimited clocks, a time slider and working-hours dots.
- P Press P in the popup
- Runs in your browser
- Opens in the DevToolkit popup
A world clock for remote teams and global clients
World Clock keeps the time in other cities one click away. Open it from the DevToolkit popup and your own clock sits at the top, with the places you care about underneath, each with its local time, date and difference from you. No more mental maths before messaging a colleague in Singapore or a client in New York.
Find any place fast
Search by city or country to add a clock. Each clock shows the local time, the date (handy when it is already tomorrow there) and the offset from your own time. Switch between 12-hour and 24-hour time to match how you read clocks.
Plan meetings across time zones with Pro
The free plan keeps your own clock plus three others, which covers most people. DevToolkit Pro is built for teams spread around the world:
- Any number of clocks, so every teammate and client office fits.
- Drag to reorder clocks into the order you think in, such as west to east.
- Time slider: move every clock forward or back together to see what 3 pm your time means everywhere else. Back to now resets it.
- Working-hours dot: a dot shows who is within normal working hours (9:00 to 18:00 local time), so you can spot a time that suits everyone at a glance.
Who uses it
- Remote teams picking meeting times that work for everyone.
- Freelancers and agencies with clients in other countries.
- Support and sales teams checking whether a customer is in office hours.
- Travellers keeping track of home while away.
World Clock uses your browser’s own time zone data, so daylight saving changes are handled automatically.
Tip: Open the DevToolkit popup and press P to check the time around the world.
How to compare time zones
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Open World Clock
Open DevToolkit and choose World Clock (or press P). Your own clock is at the top.
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Add places
Search for a city or country to add its clock, with its offset from you.
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Plan a time
With Pro, drag the slider to see a time everywhere and check who is in working hours.
What you can do with World Clock
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Search any city
Find places by city or country name.
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Local time and date
See the time, date and offset from you.
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12 or 24 hour
Read clocks the way you prefer.
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Daylight saving handled
Offsets update automatically.
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Time slider (Pro)
Move every clock together to plan meetings.
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Working hours (Pro)
See who is between 9:00 and 18:00 at a glance.
World Clock questions
Is World Clock free?
Yes. Your own clock plus three others are free. Unlimited clocks, reordering, the time slider and working-hours dots come with DevToolkit Pro, a one-time payment from $25.
Does it handle daylight saving time?
Yes. It uses the time zone rules built into your browser, so daylight saving changes are applied automatically.
How do I find a good meeting time?
With Pro, drag the time slider until the working-hours dots show most people are within 9:00 to 18:00 their time, then send the invite.
Does it need an internet connection?
No. Times are worked out from your computer's clock and the browser's time zone data.
Try World Clock today
Install DevToolkit free, then unlock every Pro tool with one payment. No subscription.