AEST to PST Time Converter

PST is 18 hours behind of AEST.

These abbreviations mean fixed UTC offsets.

AEST: Australian Eastern Standard Time, UTC+10:00.
PST: Pacific Standard Time, UTC−08:00.

For a city that changes clocks, use the date-aware city converter.

Check the abbreviation before converting

PST can also be used for Philippine Standard Time (UTC+08:00). Here it exclusively means Pacific Standard Time.

Convert a time

9:00 AM AEST = 3:00 PM PST (previous day)

24-hour AEST to PST conversion table

These are fixed-offset examples. They apply whenever the two abbreviations have the exact meanings stated above.

AEST · UTC+10:00PST · UTC−08:00Day
12:00 AM6:00 AMPrevious day
1:00 AM7:00 AMPrevious day
2:00 AM8:00 AMPrevious day
3:00 AM9:00 AMPrevious day
4:00 AM10:00 AMPrevious day
5:00 AM11:00 AMPrevious day
6:00 AM12:00 PMPrevious day
7:00 AM1:00 PMPrevious day
8:00 AM2:00 PMPrevious day
9:00 AM3:00 PMPrevious day
10:00 AM4:00 PMPrevious day
11:00 AM5:00 PMPrevious day
12:00 PM6:00 PMPrevious day
1:00 PM7:00 PMPrevious day
2:00 PM8:00 PMPrevious day
3:00 PM9:00 PMPrevious day
4:00 PM10:00 PMPrevious day
5:00 PM11:00 PMPrevious day
6:00 PM12:00 AMSame day
7:00 PM1:00 AMSame day
8:00 PM2:00 AMSame day
9:00 PM3:00 AMSame day
10:00 PM4:00 AMSame day
11:00 PM5:00 AMSame day

What AEST and PST mean

AEST: Australian Eastern Standard Time

AEST is UTC+10:00. Brisbane currently uses it year-round; Sydney changes to AEDT in summer. A representative location is Brisbane / Sydney in winter, whose IANA identifier is Australia/Brisbane.

PST: Pacific Standard Time

This page uses North American PST, UTC−08:00. Los Angeles changes to PDT (UTC−07:00) during daylight saving. A representative location is Los Angeles in winter, whose IANA identifier is America/Los_Angeles.

Common conversion examples

  • 6:00 AM AEST becomes 12:00 PM PST on the previous day.
  • 9:00 AM AEST becomes 3:00 PM PST on the previous day.
  • 12:00 PM AEST becomes 6:00 PM PST on the previous day.
  • 6:00 PM AEST becomes 12:00 AM PST.
  • 9:00 PM AEST becomes 3:00 AM PST.

Frequently asked questions

Does this table change for daylight saving?

No. The offsets attached to these abbreviations stay fixed. A city may switch to a differently named abbreviation. AEST is not a daylight-saving designation in the interpretation used here.

Should I put an abbreviation in a meeting invitation?

Use an IANA city time zone and a full date. Abbreviations are useful shorthand when everyone agrees on the meaning, but they do not carry the complete rules that a calendar needs for recurring events.

Why can the day change?

The difference is 1080 minutes. Adding or subtracting that amount can move the destination time before midnight or beyond the end of the source day. The last column makes that change explicit.

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