IP to Timezone Lookup - Live Clock & UTC Offset

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Find the timezone for any IP address instantly. See live local time, IANA timezone ID, UTC offset, DST status, and compare with your timezone.

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Enter an IPv4 or IPv6 address to find its timezone

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We'll show you the local time at that IP's location

Get Timezone, UTC Offset & Live Local Time from IP

IP to Timezone lookup shows you the timezone for any IPv4 or IPv6 address. Enter an IP to see its IANA timezone ID (like America/New_York), UTC offset, abbreviation (PST, EST), DST status, and a live-updating clock showing current local time at that location.

What You'll Discover

Time Data Live clock, UTC offset, DST status
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Timezone Info IANA ID, abbreviation, offset seconds
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Time Comparison Their time vs your time with difference

Can Find

  • IANA timezone identifier
  • UTC offset (e.g., -08:00)
  • Timezone abbreviation (PST, EST, GMT)
  • DST status (Active/Not Active)
  • Live local time updating every second
  • Time comparison with your timezone

Cannot Find

  • Timezone for private IPs (192.168.x.x)
  • Historical timezone changes
  • Timezone conversion calculator

How to Look Up Timezone from IP

Get timezone information in 3 simple steps

1

Enter IP Address

Type or paste any IPv4 address (like 8.8.8.8) or IPv6 address into the search field.

2

Click Get Timezone

We query our MaxMind GeoLite2 database to find the timezone for that IP's registered location.

3

View Live Results

See a live-updating clock with LIVE badge, timezone details, and a side-by-side comparison with your timezone.

Understanding Your Timezone Results

What each field in your timezone lookup means

Timezone ID

The IANA timezone identifier (e.g., America/Los_Angeles, Europe/London). This is the industry standard used by operating systems, programming languages, and scheduling systems worldwide. It automatically handles DST transitions.

Example: America/Los_Angeles

UTC Offset

How many hours ahead or behind UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) this timezone is. The offset changes when DST starts or ends—for example, America/New_York is -05:00 in winter (EST) and -04:00 in summer (EDT).

Example: -08:00

Abbreviation

The short code for the current timezone state (PST, EST, GMT, etc.). This changes with DST—Pacific Standard Time (PST) becomes Pacific Daylight Time (PDT) during summer.

Example: PST

DST Status

Shows whether Daylight Saving Time is currently active at this location. We indicate 'Active' with a green checkmark when DST is in effect, or 'Not Active' otherwise.

Example: Not Active

Live Clock

The current local time at the IP's location, updating every second with a pulsing LIVE badge. This ensures you're seeing real-time data, not a static snapshot from when the lookup was performed.

Example: 02:30:45 PM

Time Comparison

A side-by-side display showing 'Their Time' (at the IP location) and 'Your Time' (your browser's timezone), with the calculated difference in hours (e.g., '3 hours behind', '5.5 hours ahead', or 'Same time').

Example: 3 hours behind

Why Use Our IP to Timezone Tool

Features that set us apart

Live-Updating Clock

Watch the clock update every second with a pulsing LIVE badge—no static snapshots. See real-time local time at any IP's location.

Time Comparison

Instantly see the time difference between the IP's timezone and yours. Perfect for scheduling across time zones.

DST Status Indicator

Know exactly whether Daylight Saving Time is active. Avoid scheduling mistakes during DST transitions.

Export Options

Download results as JSON, CSV, or plain text. Integrate timezone data into your workflows.

Technical Specifications

Data Source
MaxMind GeoLite2 Database
Timezone Format
IANA TZ Database (standard)
Update Frequency
Weekly database updates
IP Support
IPv4 and IPv6 addresses
Response Time
<500ms typical
API Access
Free REST API available

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is IP to timezone lookup?

IP to timezone is highly accurate. We use MaxMind's GeoLite2 database to map IPs to cities, then use Python's zoneinfo module to get precise timezone data. The IANA timezone identifier returned (like America/New_York) is the industry standard used by programming languages and operating systems worldwide.

What information does this tool provide?

This tool provides: the IANA timezone identifier (e.g., America/Los_Angeles), a live-updating clock showing current local time, UTC offset (e.g., -08:00), timezone abbreviation (PST, EST), DST status (Active/Not Active), and a comparison showing the time difference with your timezone.

What is an IANA timezone identifier?

IANA timezone identifiers are standardized names like 'America/New_York' or 'Europe/London' maintained by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority. They follow the 'Area/Location' format and automatically handle DST transitions and historical timezone changes, making them reliable for programming and scheduling.

Why would I need to know an IP's timezone?

Common uses include: scheduling meetings with remote teams, understanding when server logs were recorded, providing customer support during business hours, setting up scheduled tasks at appropriate local times, and displaying time-based features for website visitors.

Does DST affect the timezone results?

Yes. Our tool shows real-time timezone information including whether DST is currently active. The UTC offset reflects the current offset—for example, America/New_York shows UTC-05:00 during EST (winter) and UTC-04:00 during EDT (summer). The DST Status field explicitly shows 'Active' or 'Not Active'.

Can I use this for IPv6 addresses?

Yes. The IP to Timezone tool supports both IPv4 addresses (like 8.8.8.8) and IPv6 addresses (like 2001:4860:4860::8888). Enter either format to get instant timezone information.

Why might an IP not have timezone information?

Some IPs lack timezone data because: the IP is from a private range (192.168.x.x, 10.x.x.x) which only exists on local networks, the IP is reserved or unallocated, our geolocation database doesn't have mapping for that IP, or the IP belongs to a mobile carrier with wide geographic coverage.

What does the LIVE badge mean?

The pulsing green LIVE badge indicates the clock display is updating in real-time (every second) based on the detected timezone. This ensures you're seeing the actual current time at the IP's location, not a static snapshot from when the lookup was performed.

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