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Time Zone Converter — Help & Documentation

Instant World Time Conversion

Convert times between world time zones. Timestamp converter (Unix, ISO 8601, RFC 2822), batch conversion, and meeting planner.

Table of Contents

  1. What is Time Zone Converter?
  2. Getting Started
  3. Time Conversion
  4. Timestamp Converter
  5. Batch Convert
  6. Tips & Tricks
  7. Troubleshooting

A comprehensive time zone conversion tool with world time display, timestamp conversion, batch processing, and meeting planning. Uses the browser's Intl API for accurate DST-aware conversions.

1. Select a source time zone (your zone is auto-detected) 2. Select a target time zone 3. Enter or adjust the time 4. The converted time displays instantly

Select source and target time zones from the searchable dropdowns. Enter any time — the converter shows the equivalent time with UTC offset for both zones. DST is automatically accounted for.

Enter a Unix timestamp (e.g., 1700000000) to see the date/time in multiple formats: Unix (seconds), Unix (milliseconds), ISO 8601 UTC, ISO 8601 Local, and RFC 2822. Copy buttons available for each format.

Upload a CSV file with timestamps and time zones. The converter processes all entries and outputs the converted times. Useful for processing log files or scheduling data.

• Use city names (America/New_York) instead of abbreviations (EST) for accuracy
• The current UTC offset may differ from the standard offset due to DST
• Unix timestamps are always in UTC — no time zone ambiguity
• ISO 8601 is the recommended format for data exchange

Wrong time: Ensure you selected the correct time zone (not just the offset). Cities with the same offset may observe different DST rules.
DST not applied: Check the date — DST only applies during specific months depending on the hemisphere.
Batch import issues: CSV should have timestamps in the first column and time zones in the second.