New York Time
What time is it in New York? The live clock below shows the local time and date, in time zone America/New_York (UTC-5:00 / UTC-4:00), with daylight saving applied automatically.
Double-click the dial to go fullscreen
About New York time
New York uses the America/New_York time zone, which is UTC-5:00 / UTC-4:00 from UTC. Different cities show different clock readings at the same moment precisely because their offsets differ.
New York observes daylight saving time, so its offset changes once a year; the clock follows the change automatically.
Time is converted in real time by the browser using IANA time zones, in line with your device clock. The page updates once a second and makes no network requests.
Below the clock, a grid shows local progress in time: one square per hour fills up the current day, and one square per day fills up the year, with today’s cell gradually filling from morning to night.
Frequently Asked Questions
The clock at the top of the page shows the current time in New York, updated every second, together with the local date and UTC offset.
Yes. The offset shifts during the DST period, and the clock follows the current date automatically.
Yes. Both the dial and the digital time refresh every second using your device clock plus time-zone conversion — no network requests, so it keeps running offline.
Use “Fullscreen” or “Page fullscreen” to enlarge the dial and keep the tab open. On a phone, add the page to your home screen and use it as an always-on clock.