Your browser automatically detects your timezone based on your computer's system settings. You can adjust your timezone in your computer's system settings.

For Mac

For macOS Ventura and later: Using System Settings

1. Click the Apple Menu  in the top-left corner.

2. Select System Settings.

3. Go to General > Date & Time.

4. Toggle "Set time zone automatically using current location" on (recommended).

• If you prefer to set it manually, turn this option off.

• If the padlock at the bottom is locked, click it and enter your admin password to make changes.

• Click the Time Zone section and select your region/city on the map.

For macOS Monterey and earlier: Using System Preferences

1. Click the Apple Menu .

2. Open System Preferences.

3. Select Date & Time > click the Time Zone tab.

4. Unlock the settings by clicking the padlock icon and entering your admin password.

5. Either:

   • Check Set time zone automatically using current location, or

   • Uncheck it and select your timezone manually on the map.

For Windows

1. Open Settings (press Windows key + I).

2. Click Time & Language.

3. Click Date & time.

4. To set time zone automatically, turn on Set time zone automatically.

5. To set manually, turn off the automatic option.

6. Use the Time zone dropdown to select your correct time zone.

7. If applicable, enable Adjust for daylight saving time automatically.

8. Changes apply immediately and the system clock updates accordingly.

   

For Linux

Open source tool for selecting time zone

Time zones are complex, and selecting a time zone needs to be more user-friendly. So, we built our own timezone selector neeto-timezones and we open sourced it.