One meeting. Everyone’s local time.
Convert a meeting time across IANA time zones, account for daylight-saving changes and download a single calendar event.
Find the same moment everywhere.
Use IANA names such as America/Los_Angeles or Asia/Kolkata. Up to 8 destination zones. Abbreviations such as CST can be ambiguous.
One meeting, local times.
Time-zone rules come from your browser. Keep your browser up to date. Calendar export creates a single event; it does not invite anyone or handle recurring meetings.
From input to done.
- Set a date and time in a named source time zone.
- List up to eight destination time zones.
- Copy the local times or download a calendar event.
A few useful answers.
Does it handle daylight saving?
Yes, using the selected date and the IANA rules available in your browser. If a clock change repeats a local time, choose which occurrence you mean.
Why use America/New_York instead of EST?
A named time zone contains date-specific rules. Short abbreviations can be ambiguous and may imply a fixed offset.
Does downloading the calendar file send invitations?
No. It downloads an .ics file that you can open in your calendar. You decide whether to save it and invite anyone.