Timezone Converter tells you the current time anywhere in the world, converts between timezones, explains DST transitions, and lists all valid timezone identifiers — all without needing to know IANA codes. Just type the city name.
It supports 80+ city names directly so you never have to look up "America/New_York" again. Ask for the time in Tokyo, convert a meeting time from London to Sydney, check whether a city is currently observing daylight saving, or browse all European timezones — it handles all of it cleanly and quickly.
What you can do
- current_time — current date and time in any city, IANA timezone, or GPS coordinates
- convert_time — convert a specific time (or the current time) from one timezone to another
- timezone_info — UTC offset, standard offset, DST status, and transition dates for any timezone
- list_timezones — browse all IANA timezone identifiers, optionally filtered by region
Who it's for
Anyone scheduling across timezones — remote teams, travel planners, event organizers, and developers building scheduling or calendar features. Works well as part of any assistant that handles international communication.
How to use it
- Use current_time with a city name like "New York" or "Tokyo" to get the current time instantly
- For scheduling, use convert_time with two city names and a specific time to convert
- Before a big trip or call, use timezone_info to check whether the destination is currently on DST and what the UTC offset is
- Use list_timezones with a region like "Europe" or "Asia" to browse valid identifiers when you need the exact IANA code
Getting started
No setup needed — all four skills work immediately with just city names or timezone strings.
