Premiere Planner for a Global Audience
Enter your premiere moment once — see it instantly in the cities where your viewers live, then copy a ready announcement line for your description or community post.
Plan the premiere
Pick the date, time and timezone of your premiere.
Why "8 PM" alone confuses your audience
A premiere announced as "Friday 8 PM" leaves every viewer guessing which 8 PM you mean. A subscriber in London reading "8 PM" from a creator in Karachi either joins at the wrong hour or misses the premiere entirely — and missed premieres hurt your early watch-time badly. Naming the city alongside the time removes the guesswork: "8 PM Karachi" is instantly convertible for anyone.
How to use the copy-ready line
Paste the generated announcement at the top of your video description, in your community post, and as a pinned comment. One line with every major city covered means nobody has to do timezone math in the comments — they just show up. For premieres that matter, post the reminder 24 hours before as well as one hour before.
Always set the real date
Time differences between cities shift during the year because of daylight saving. A New York–London gap that is 5 hours in winter becomes 4 hours in summer. This planner uses the exact date you enter, so the converted times already include the correct seasonal offset.
Which cities are shown?
New York, Los Angeles, London, Berlin, Dubai, Karachi, Mumbai and Sydney — the largest creator-audience hubs across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, South Asia and Australia.
Does it handle daylight saving time?
Yes. Enter the real premiere date and every city's time is converted with the offset that applies on that date.
Can I use my own city as the premiere timezone?
Yes — the premiere timezone dropdown includes every IANA timezone. The eight display cities stay fixed so your announcement covers the widest audience.
Is my premiere data sent anywhere?
No. Everything is calculated in your browser; nothing leaves your device.