SLT time now: Second Life Time clock and converter

What is SLT?

SLT means Second Life Time. It is the clock the whole of Second Life uses: events, sales, hunts, group gift rotations and Linden Lab notices all give their times in SLT. SLT is the time in California, the US Pacific time zone.

Summer time and winter time

SLT follows US daylight saving time. From the second Sunday of March to the first Sunday of November it is PDT, UTC−7. The rest of the year it is PST, UTC−8. Europe changes its clocks on other weekends, so for a few weeks in spring and autumn the gap between SLT and European time is one hour smaller than usual. The clocks on this page always use the correct rule for the date you pick.

How to use this page

• The big clock shows SLT right now, and your own time next to it, read from your device.
• SLT → your time: enter the date and time from an event or notice to see when it starts where you are.
• Your time → SLT: enter a time in your own zone to see it in SLT, for example to write it in an event notice.
• The table shows the same moment in cities around the world.

Want to know more? Read our guide What is SLT?, or see what is on in Second Life right now.

Frequently asked questions

What time is it in Second Life now?

The large clock at the top of this page shows the current Second Life Time. The same time is shown in the clock in the top bar of every WhatSL page.

Is SLT PST or PDT right now?

SLT is PDT (UTC−7) during US summer time, from the second Sunday of March to the first Sunday of November, and PST (UTC−8) the rest of the year. The label under the clock tells you which one applies today.

How do I convert an SLT time to my time?

Type the date and time into the "SLT → your time" box. The page uses your device's time zone and the correct daylight saving rules for that date.