World Clock
See the live local time in eight major cities at a glance — updated every second, straight from your browser.
Planning a call across time zones? This free world clock shows the live local time for Karachi, Dubai, London, New York, Tokyo, Sydney, Riyadh and Istanbul on one screen. Every clock updates each second using your browser's built-in time-zone database, so daylight saving changes are handled automatically with no manual settings.
All times update live every second using your browser's time-zone data.
How to use the World Clock
- Open the page and all eight city clocks appear instantly — no buttons to press and nothing to configure.
- Each card shows the current local time with seconds plus the local date, updating every second automatically.
- Use the times to schedule international calls, check market hours, or know when family abroad is awake.
World Clock — FAQs
Is this world clock free?
Yes, completely free with no sign-up and no limits. The page shows eight major cities at once and every clock refreshes each second for as long as the page stays open, using your browser's own clock and time-zone database.
Does it handle daylight saving time?
Yes. The times are calculated with the browser's built-in IANA time-zone database, which includes daylight saving rules for every city. When a city springs forward or falls back, the displayed time adjusts automatically without any action from you.
Is my location or time data sent anywhere?
No. The world clock runs entirely in your browser. It reads your device clock and formats times locally, so nothing is uploaded, tracked or stored on any server. Your browsing stays completely private, with no account and no analytics attached to this page.
Why these eight cities?
Karachi, Dubai, London, New York, Tokyo, Sydney, Riyadh and Istanbul cover the busiest business and travel corridors across Asia, Europe, the Americas and Australia. They give quick coverage of most international scheduling needs on a single screen.