Military Time Converter

Read a time in military, 24-hour and AM/PM formats. Convert a schedule or print a chart to keep nearby.

Enter a clock time

Use 1730, 17:30 or 5:30 PM. Seconds are optional. A time zone is not part of this input.

Try a time:

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The same clock time

Enter a value and choose Convert time.

Military time right now

Uses this device's clock and local time zone.

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Printable 24-hour chart

Read across to find the same time in each format.

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Scroll sideways in the table to see every column.

Hourly conversion chart. 2400 marks the end of the day.
Military24-hour clock12-hour clockDay boundary
000000:0012:00 AMStart of day
010001:001:00 AM
020002:002:00 AM
030003:003:00 AM
040004:004:00 AM
050005:005:00 AM
060006:006:00 AM
070007:007:00 AM
080008:008:00 AM
090009:009:00 AM
100010:0010:00 AM
110011:0011:00 AM
120012:0012:00 PMNoon
130013:001:00 PM
140014:002:00 PM
150015:003:00 PM
160016:004:00 PM
170017:005:00 PM
180018:006:00 PM
190019:007:00 PM
200020:008:00 PM
210021:009:00 PM
220022:0010:00 PM
230023:0011:00 PM
240024:0012:00 AMEnd of day; next midnight

0000 starts a day. 2400 ends that day at the following midnight. This chart converts notation; it does not change time zones.

Convert a list of clock times

Paste one value per line, up to 200 values and 16,000 characters. Blank lines are ignored. Each row keeps its original line number, including any rows that need correction.

Military, 24-hour and AM/PM inputs can be mixed. Only 2400 or 24:00 marks the end of a day.

Your converted list will appear here.

How to convert military time

Military notation usually writes a clock time as four digits: the first two are hours and the last two are minutes. 1730 means 17:30, or 5:30 PM. This converter also accepts three-digit morning times such as 730, and six digits when you include seconds.

From AM/PM to a 24-hour clock

For 1 AM through 11 AM, keep the hour. For 1 PM through 11 PM, add 12. Noon is 12:00 PM = 1200; midnight at the start of a day is 12:00 AM = 0000. Minutes and seconds stay the same.

Does 2400 mean today or tomorrow?

Here, 2400 and 24:00 mark the end of the stated day, which is 00:00 at the start of the following day. The result labels that boundary explicitly. Times such as 2401 and 24:30 are invalid; use the next day's 00:01 or 00:30.

Is military time the same as a time zone?

A clock format does not specify a time zone. Converting 1730 to 5:30 PM changes the notation only. Use the time-zone converter to compare cities or convert UTC. “Military time right now” reads this device's clock; its time zone appears alongside it.

Can I print or download the chart?

Choose hourly or half-hour rows, then Print chart / Save PDF. Your browser can print the chart or save it as a PDF. Copy chart and CSV include all rows and the midnight boundary notes. The chart is also available without JavaScript.