Paris
Europe/Paris
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Utilities · free tool
Live world clock with large times for multiple cities
Display five to ten large world clocks at once in a customizable full-screen board.
- 5–10 live clocks
- Large full-screen board
- Saved locally
Your tool
Live World Clock
Live world clock board
Paris
Europe/ParisUTC
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London
Europe/London
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New York
America/New_York
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Los Angeles
America/Los_Angeles
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Tokyo
Asia/Tokyo
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Hong Kong
Asia/Hong_Kong
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Sydney
Australia/Sydney
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UTC
UTC
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Customize clocks8 clocks displayed
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Manage clock
Use it well
How to use Live World Clock
Common use cases
- Global teams
- Keep office, colleague and customer times visible without mental conversion.
- Operations display
- Run a readable full-screen time board on a shared monitor.
- Live events
- Coordinate launches, broadcasts and support across regions.
Steps
- Choose five to ten cities.
- Reorder the clocks for your workflow.
- Select 12- or 24-hour time and show or hide seconds and dates.
- Choose a theme.
Limits and good practices
Good practices
- Use date-aware IANA timezone names.
- Keep the date visible when cities may be on different calendar days.
- Use high contrast when reading from a distance.
- Check the selected city before scheduling important work.
Common mistakes
- Using fixed offsets
- Seasonal clock rules differ between countries and dates.
- Ignoring the date
- Distant cities may already be on the next or previous day.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How many world clocks can I display?
The board supports five to ten clocks, with eight useful defaults that you can replace and reorder.
Does it handle daylight saving time?
Yes. IANA timezones apply the offset valid for each city and date.
Can I use it in full screen?
Yes. Full-screen mode creates a large wall-board layout while keeping your display settings.
Are my cities saved?
Yes, when local storage is available. Your layout and settings stay in this browser.
Are my inputs sent to a server?
OnSubmit tools run in the browser whenever the task can be processed locally. Avoid pasting production secrets, real banking details or personal data into public tools.