Current time now – exact online clock for any city in the world
World clocks
Click a city to make it the main clock. Your cities are saved in this browser.
How ClockDen works
The clock above reads your device's time zone and checks the time against internet time servers, so it stays accurate even if your device clock is a few seconds off.
Search a city or country, or open a country page to see every time zone it uses, which cities are in each, and the time difference to other places.
Use the converter to turn one time into another, or the meeting planner to find hours that work for everyone. Daylight saving is handled for you.
New to time zones? Read our plain-English guides or the time zone FAQ. See About for where the data comes from.
Time zone guides
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What is the time right now?
It's the big clock at the top of this page, to the second, and it keeps itself up to date, so there's no need to refresh. The line under it shows today's date, and you can switch between 12-hour and 24-hour time.
What is the current date and time?
The current date and time are shown together at the top of the page: the big clock for the time and the line under it for today's date. Both come from your device and stay in step with internet time.
Is it AM or PM right now?
Look at the clock above: it shows AM or PM next to the time (or switch to 24h). AM runs from midnight to 11:59 in the morning, PM from 12:00 noon to 11:59 at night. The line under the clock also tells you whether it is morning, afternoon, evening or night where you are.
What is the exact time right now?
The clock at the top of this page shows it, down to the second. It is synced with internet time, so it stays correct even if your device clock is a few seconds off.
How do I find the time in another city or country?
Type a city or country into the search box above the clock and pick it from the list. You can also open a page such as "time in London" or "time in Tokyo" from the popular cities below.
Can I use this as a full screen clock?
Yes. Press Full screen (or just hit F) and the whole screen becomes the clock. The buttons fade away after a moment, and in browsers that allow it, the screen won't go to sleep.
Does it use 12-hour or 24-hour time?
It follows your device by default. Switch between 12h and 24h with the buttons under the clock, and your choice is remembered in your browser.
More answers: how many time zones a country has, UTC vs GMT, when the clocks change →