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Military Time Chart

The full 24-hour to 12-hour conversion chart, clean, readable and printable. Tape it to the break-room wall or keep it next to the time clock.

MilitaryStandardSpoken
000012:00 AMzero zero hundred
01001:00 AMzero one hundred
02002:00 AMzero two hundred
03003:00 AMzero three hundred
04004:00 AMzero four hundred
05005:00 AMzero five hundred
06006:00 AMzero six hundred
07007:00 AMzero seven hundred
08008:00 AMzero eight hundred
09009:00 AMzero nine hundred
100010:00 AMten hundred
110011:00 AMeleven hundred
MilitaryStandardSpoken
120012:00 PMtwelve hundred
13001:00 PMthirteen hundred
14002:00 PMfourteen hundred
15003:00 PMfifteen hundred
16004:00 PMsixteen hundred
17005:00 PMseventeen hundred
18006:00 PMeighteen hundred
19007:00 PMnineteen hundred
20008:00 PMtwenty hundred
21009:00 PMtwenty-one hundred
220010:00 PMtwenty-two hundred
230011:00 PMtwenty-three hundred

How to use the chart

Find the military hour in the left column and read across for the standard 12-hour time. Minutes carry over unchanged: 1745 is 5:45 PM because 1700 is 5:00 PM. Midnight is written 0000 (or 2400 at the end of a schedule) and noon is 1200, those two rows are where most misreads happen.

Need a specific value or an odd number of minutes? The military time converter converts any time in either direction as you type.

Frequently asked questions

Click "Print chart" (or press Ctrl/Cmd-P). The print layout strips the site chrome and produces a clean one-page reference. The FAQ and navigation don't print.

For hours 13 and above, subtract 12 and add PM: 1730 → 5:30 PM. Hours 00 through 11 are AM (0000 is 12:00 AM, midnight); 12xx is PM. Or just type either form into the converter above. Both directions update as you type.

Both mean midnight. 0000 is the start of a day and 2400 marks the end of the previous day, schedules use 2400 for "until end of day". The converter accepts both and reads them as 12:00 AM.

Read the digits as hundreds: 0800 is "zero eight hundred", 1730 is "seventeen thirty", 0030 is "zero zero thirty". No AM or PM is spoken. The whole point is that the hour is unambiguous.

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