World Clock
World Clock
Current time in 50 major cities across 7 continents
The world clock shows the current time in 50 major cities across seven continents — Seoul, New York, London, Tokyo, Paris, Sydney and more — on one screen, updated every second. Each city is calculated from its IANA time zone (for example Asia/Seoul or America/New_York), so daylight saving time is applied automatically, and every card shows the UTC offset and a day/night indicator. It is handy for scheduling international calls, planning travel, or checking when to reach family and friends abroad, and you can search by city or country name.
Asia14
Middle East5
Europe13
Africa5
North America8
South America4
Oceania3
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the world clock account for daylight saving time?
Yes. Every city is computed from the IANA time zone database, so DST transitions in the United States, Europe, Australia and elsewhere are applied automatically with no settings required.
Which time zone is used for cities like Seoul or New York?
Each city uses its official IANA zone: Seoul is Asia/Seoul (KST, UTC+9), New York is America/New_York (EST/EDT), London is Europe/London (GMT/BST). The UTC offset shown on each card tells you which rule is currently in effect.
How accurate is the displayed time?
Times are derived from your device's clock. If your device syncs time over the network, the error is well under a second; if the device clock is wrong, the display will be off by the same amount.