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World Clock online

Live time zones at a glance — analog & digital, fully customisable.

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// 9 clocks shown  ·  click a city name to change it

✎ Change City / Time Zone

World Clock is the free online tool for seeing the current time across multiple cities and time zones simultaneously. Whether you are coordinating a global meeting, checking in with remote teams, or simply curious about what time it is in Tokyo or New York right now, this world clock gives you live analog and digital clocks in a clean, customisable grid — no signup, no app install, no server requests.

What is the World Clock and How Does It Work Online?

The World Clock displays live, ticking analog and digital clocks for any city or time zone you choose. By default it shows a 3×3 grid of nine of the world's most-watched time zones — Los Angeles, New York, London, Paris, Dubai, Mumbai, Singapore, Tokyo, and Sydney. Every clock updates in real time, once per second, entirely in your browser using the Intl.DateTimeFormat API so daylight saving time is always handled automatically.

Why Use This Free World Clock Tool?

Most world clocks online are cluttered, full of ads, and slow to load. This world clock is the opposite — dark, minimal, fast, and completely private. Your city selections are stored only in your browser's local storage. No data is ever sent to any server. The analog clock faces use scalable SVG vector graphics so they look sharp on every screen, and the ticking is driven by your device clock so accuracy is always exact.

Common Use Cases

How to Use the World Clock

  1. The default 3×3 grid loads instantly showing 9 key world cities
  2. Click any city name to swap that clock for a different city or time zone
  3. Click × on any card to remove a clock you do not need
  4. Click + Add clock (the dashed card at the end) to add a new city
  5. Toggle 24h mode for 24-hour digital display
  6. Click Reset defaults to restore the original 9 cities

Frequently Asked Questions

How many time zones can I display at once?

There is no hard limit — you can add as many clock cards as you like. The grid automatically adjusts from 3 columns on wide screens down to 1 column on mobile. The default is 9 clocks in a 3×3 grid.

How do I change which city a clock shows?

Click the city name on any clock card. A search panel opens where you can type any city name, country, or time zone identifier (such as "UTC", "EST", or "Asia/Kolkata") and select from the matching list.

Do the clocks update in real time?

Yes. Both the analog hands and the digital time update every second using your device's local clock. There are no server requests — everything runs entirely inside your browser. Daylight saving time changes are handled automatically.

Is my city layout saved between visits?

Yes. Your selected cities are saved automatically in your browser's local storage. When you return to the page the same clocks you set up will be waiting. You can reset to the defaults at any time using the Reset defaults button.

World Clock is the fastest, cleanest free world clock online — live analog faces, digital time, and full customisation with no account required. Need more time tools? Try the Timezone Converter, Days Until, Epoch Converter, or Pomodoro Timer — all free, all browser-side, all on Chunky Munster.