Paris to New York Time Converter
Set a time in Paris and read it off in New York. Drag the slider to move through the day, or add more cities to the board.
Right now it is 8:42 AM in Paris and 2:42 AM in New York. New York is 6 hours behind Paris.
Every hour, side by side
Paris on the left, New York on the right, for a normal working day.
| Paris | New York | Overlap |
|---|---|---|
| 6 am | 12:00 AM | Both asleep |
| 7 am | 1:00 AM | New York asleep |
| 8 am | 2:00 AM | New York asleep |
| 9 am | 3:00 AM | New York asleep |
| 10 am | 4:00 AM | New York asleep |
| 11 am | 5:00 AM | New York asleep |
| 12 pm | 6:00 AM | New York asleep |
| 1 pm | 7:00 AM | Outside 9–5 |
| 2 pm | 8:00 AM | Workable for both |
| 3 pm | 9:00 AM | Both at work |
| 4 pm | 10:00 AM | Both at work |
| 5 pm | 11:00 AM | Workable for both |
| 6 pm | 12:00 PM | Outside 9–5 |
| 7 pm | 1:00 PM | Outside 9–5 |
| 8 pm | 2:00 PM | Outside 9–5 |
| 9 pm | 3:00 PM | Outside 9–5 |
| 10 pm | 4:00 PM | Paris asleep |
Who is awake when
Each column is one hour of the selected day in Paris. Click a column to move the whole board to that hour.
Planning a call between Paris and New York
Best window: 3 pm to 5 pm in Paris (9:00 AM to 11:00 AM in New York). In that stretch both cities sit inside core 9-to-5 hours, so neither side takes the call early or late.
Daylight saving
Paris is on UTC+2 (CEST). Clocks go back one hour on Sunday, October 25, 2026, moving it to UTC+1. Between that date and the other city’s own change, the gap between them is an hour different from usual.
New York is on UTC−4 (EDT). Clocks go back one hour on Sunday, November 1, 2026, moving it to UTC−5. Between that date and the other city’s own change, the gap between them is an hour different from usual.