MilitaryTime

Military time or the 24-hour clock continues counting past 12. Any number past 12 represents the PM. Here's how to tell military time: Anything before noon reads the way you normally say it while anything after noon cointinues counting up until the end of the day. Military time runs from 0000 to 2359, with no AM or PM to get wrong. So 1:00 PM is 1300. If you're used to 12-hour time, this might feel a bit different.

2318

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11:18 PM

spoken “twenty-three eighteen | Clock showing the current time — drag the hour hand to explore

How to use the military time converter

The outer ring is the 12-hour clock you know; the inner teal ring is what the same position means after noon. Drag the hour hand below and watch both clocks move together. Push it past XII and the day rolls over, which is the part that trips most people up.

Military time chart

Every hour of the day in 12-hour and 24-hour form
12-hourMilitarySpoken
12:00 AM0000zero hundred
1:00 AM0100zero one hundred
2:00 AM0200zero two hundred
3:00 AM0300zero three hundred
4:00 AM0400zero four hundred
5:00 AM0500zero five hundred
6:00 AM0600zero six hundred
7:00 AM0700zero seven hundred
8:00 AM0800zero eight hundred
9:00 AM0900zero nine hundred
10:00 AM1000ten hundred
11:00 AM1100eleven hundred
12:00 PM1200twelve hundred
1:00 PM1300thirteen hundred
2:00 PM1400fourteen hundred
3:00 PM1500fifteen hundred
4:00 PM1600sixteen hundred
5:00 PM1700seventeen hundred
6:00 PM1800eighteen hundred
7:00 PM1900nineteen hundred
8:00 PM2000twenty hundred
9:00 PM2100twenty-one hundred
10:00 PM2200twenty-two hundred
11:00 PM2300twenty-three hundred