What time is it right now?

The box at the top of this page shows the current UTC time and the matching time in New York, London, Tokyo, Sydney and Mumbai. UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) is the reference clock the world's time zones are defined against. It has no daylight saving time and never changes with the seasons.

Open the world clock and add the city, or open the city's own page from the list above. Each city page shows the current local time, its UTC offset and whether daylight saving time is in effect. To convert a specific time, use the time zone converter.

Time zones are set by governments, not by geometry. India uses UTC+05:30, Nepal UTC+05:45, central Australia UTC+09:30 and New Zealand's Chatham Islands UTC+12:45. Depending on the time of year, between 37 and 39 different UTC offsets are in use worldwide.

Yes. Every clock and converter on this site uses IANA time zone IDs (such as America/New_York) rather than fixed offsets, so the spring-forward and fall-back changes are applied on the right dates for each region.

It depends on what you count. Between 37 and 39 distinct UTC offsets are in use during the year. The IANA time zone database, which phones and computers use, lists more than 400 zone names, because it records each region's separate history of offset and daylight-saving changes.