Posting for an audience in another country, hosting a live, or booking a call with a creator abroad? Choose the country and the time there, and the planner shows you the matching time in your time zone, including the day, and Daylight Saving changes.
Country dropdown with flags, including countries that span several time zones
Add as many time slots as you need and see them all at once
Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere
1Your time zone
Detected automatically--:--
Detecting...
2Time slots in other countries (Mandatory)*
Tip: add a slot for each audience you post to (for example 9:00 AM in New York, 8:00 PM in London).
3That is, in your time
About This Tool
A post that goes out at the wrong hour can miss the people you made it for. The World Time Planner takes a clock time in any country and shows what that is on your own clock, so you can schedule posts, lives, giveaways and calls without doing the maths in your head.
It uses your browser's built-in time zone data, so Daylight Saving Time is handled for the date you choose. For countries with more than one time zone, such as the United States, Canada, Australia, Brazil and Russia, pick the region too.
How to Use It
01
Choose a country (Mandatory)
Open the dropdown, type to search, and pick the country. If it has several time zones, choose the region.
02
Enter the date and time there
Use the time you want in that country. The date matters because Daylight Saving changes through the year.
03
Add more slots if you need them
Press “Add another time slot” for each extra country or time. All of them convert at once.
04
Read your time and copy it
Your local time appears on the right, with a note when it falls on a different day. Copy one result or all of them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it handle Daylight Saving Time?
Yes. Conversions use the exact date you pick, so a New York time in July and in January are converted correctly.
Why do I have to choose a region for some countries?
Some countries span several time zones. The same clock time means different moments in New York and Los Angeles, so we ask which one you mean.
Is my time zone detected correctly?
It is read from your device's settings. If that is wrong, or you want to plan from another place, change it in step 1.
Do I need to sign in?
No. The World Time Planner is free and works without an account. Nothing you enter is stored or sent.
