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12-hour, 24-hour and military time

Military Time Converter

Convert any time between AM/PM and 24-hour military time, including minutes. Midnight, noon and compact entries such as 1730 are handled explicitly.

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Military time 1730 17:30 · 5:30 PM

Printable reference

Military time chart

Use the chart for whole hours and the converter above for any minute. Military time is commonly written without a colon; standard 24-hour time usually includes one.

12-hour time24-hour timeMilitary time
12:00 AM00:000000
1:00 AM01:000100
2:00 AM02:000200
3:00 AM03:000300
4:00 AM04:000400
5:00 AM05:000500
6:00 AM06:000600
7:00 AM07:000700
8:00 AM08:000800
9:00 AM09:000900
10:00 AM10:001000
11:00 AM11:001100
12:00 PM12:001200
1:00 PM13:001300
2:00 PM14:001400
3:00 PM15:001500
4:00 PM16:001600
5:00 PM17:001700
6:00 PM18:001800
7:00 PM19:001900
8:00 PM20:002000
9:00 PM21:002100
10:00 PM22:002200
11:00 PM23:002300

Midnight and noon

  • 12:00 AM is midnight: 00:00 or 0000.
  • 12:00 PM is noon: 12:00 or 1200.
  • 11:59 PM is 23:59 or 2359.

How the conversion works

For PM times after noon, add 12 to the hour. For AM times after midnight, keep the hour. Convert 12 AM to 00 and keep 12 PM as 12. Minutes never change.

5:30 PM → 5 + 12 = 17 → 17:30 → 1730

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Frequently asked questions

Is 2400 a valid time?

ClockSlate uses 0000 for the start of a day and rejects 2400 to avoid ambiguity. Some contexts use 2400 for the end of a day, but 00:00 is the safer value for calculation.

Do I include a colon in military time?

Either form works in the converter. Military notation is shown as four digits, while the matching 24-hour clock value includes a colon.

Does military time have AM or PM?

No. The hour ranges from 00 through 23, so the number itself identifies the part of the day.