AEST to PST

Convert Australian Eastern Time to Pacific Time: the current time on both sides, how far apart they are right now, and an hour-by-hour conversion table.

When it is GMT+10, it is PDT.

PST is 17 hours behind AEST.

Conversion table

Every hour of the day converted from AEST to PST
AESTPST
12:00 AM07:00 AMprevious day
01:00 AM08:00 AMprevious day
02:00 AM09:00 AMprevious day
03:00 AM10:00 AMprevious day
04:00 AM11:00 AMprevious day
05:00 AM12:00 PMprevious day
06:00 AM01:00 PMprevious day
07:00 AM02:00 PMprevious day
08:00 AM03:00 PMprevious day
09:00 AM04:00 PMprevious day
10:00 AM05:00 PMprevious day
11:00 AM06:00 PMprevious day
12:00 PM07:00 PMprevious day
01:00 PM08:00 PMprevious day
02:00 PM09:00 PMprevious day
03:00 PM10:00 PMprevious day
04:00 PM11:00 PMprevious day
05:00 PM12:00 AM
06:00 PM01:00 AM
07:00 PM02:00 AM
08:00 PM03:00 AM
09:00 PM04:00 AM
10:00 PM05:00 AM
11:00 PM06:00 AM

About daylight saving

These abbreviations name a zone, not a fixed offset. AEST is Australia/Sydney and is currently on GMT+10; PST is America/Los_Angeles and is currently on PDT. The gap between them changes on the days each side switches, which is why this page converts through the zones rather than through a stored offset.

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Frequently asked questions

Noon in AEST is 07:00 PM PST. The live times are at the top of this page and in the table above.

PST is 17 hours behind AEST.

Yes, whenever one side starts or ends daylight saving and the other has not yet. The times on this page are computed from the live time-zone rules, so they follow those changes.

PST follows the America/Los_Angeles zone, currently PDT.

Planning across these zones?

Create a countdown in either zone, or open the meeting planner to compare several at once.