My Time

Shows times on web pages, like "3pm ET", in your timezone. Hover an underlined time to convert it, or replace them all.

Stop doing timezone math. My Time finds times on the pages you read, like "3pm ET", "14:00 UTC" or "Mon, 5 Oct 14:30 CEST", and shows them in your timezone. WHAT IT CONVERTS • Times with a timezone: 3:00 PM EST, 6.30pm BST, 14:00 UTC, 9:30 UTC+5:30, 3pm Eastern Time • Dates and weekdays: Sep 26 at 9am PT, Mondays at 9am PT, 2–3pm ET every Friday • Ranges: 2–3pm ET, 22:00 to 02:00 UTC • Timestamps: 2026-09-26T14:00:00+02:00, and times many sites mark up for machines HOW IT WORKS • Times get a dotted underline. Hover one to see it in your timezone, while the page keeps its own wording. • Prefer to see them all at once? Switch to Replace, and times are rewritten in your timezone (hover one to see the original). • When a time moves to another day, My Time marks it, like "(+1 day)", or shifts the weekday with it. • Times already in your timezone are left alone. • Pick any timezone, or follow your computer's local time, including when you travel. • Switch it on and off from the toolbar. The icon turns grey when it's off. • Two looks for the popup: Minimal, and Airport, a retro split-flap departures board. PRIVATE BY DESIGN My Time reads page text only to find times, and does all of its work on your device. It has no servers, no analytics and no tracking, and it never sends page content anywhere. Your settings (on/off, timezone, display mode and popup style) are kept in Chrome's own storage. GOOD TO KNOW • Only times that name a timezone are converted. • Common abbreviations are read the way people use them: EST in summer means New York time, CST means US Central, IST means India.