Global Live Stream Scheduler
Pick the moment you want to go live in your own timezone — see exactly when that is for every major region your audience lives in, plus a ready-to-post announcement and a live countdown.
How it works
You give the tool a wall-clock date and time in your own timezone (e.g. "8:00 PM on Friday in London"). Using the browser's built-in Intl API and the IANA timezone database, it converts that moment to an absolute UTC instant, then formats it in a curated list of major creator regions — with daylight-saving-time transitions applied correctly. The countdown updates once per second against your device's clock.
How to use this tool
- Pick your own timezone from the dropdown (we auto-detect it on load — change it if it's wrong).
- Pick the date and time your stream will start, in your local time.
- Hit Schedule. You'll see the same moment written out in every major region, plus a ready-to-post announcement.
- Copy the announcement and paste it into your Community tab, Discord, X or newsletter so no one shows up an hour late.
Frequently asked questions
Does it handle daylight saving time correctly?
Yes. It uses the IANA timezone database via your browser's Intl API, which knows every country's DST rules and their historical changes. If you schedule a stream that falls on the "spring forward" or "fall back" weekend in one of your regions, that region's time will reflect the shift.
Why do I sometimes see a different date in another region?
Because it's a different date there. If you go live at 9 PM on Friday in New York, viewers in Sydney see the stream at around noon on Saturday. The tool always shows the full "Fri, Sep 25 · 8:00 PM" format so day-of-week confusion doesn't sneak in.
Can I add a timezone that isn't in the list?
If your device is set to a timezone outside our curated list, we automatically add it to the top of the dropdown. Other zones aren't editable in this tool — the list is chosen to cover the vast majority of creator audiences without becoming overwhelming.
The announcement uses my browser's language for month names — can I change it?
All times are formatted in en-US regardless of your browser language, so the output is consistent for a global audience. If you want another language, edit the copied text after pasting it into your platform.
Is the countdown timer accurate?
It's as accurate as your device's clock. If your machine's time is synced to a public NTP server (the default on macOS, Windows and iOS), you're within a second. On phones with weak signal you may drift by a few seconds — refresh the page to resync.