Decimal Time Converter: Convert Time in a Snap

Convert between standard 24-hour time and decimal time (where 1 day = 10 decimal hours, 1 decimal hour = 100 decimal minutes)

Standard Time to Decimal Time

Decimal Time to Standard Time

Quick Reference

00:00:00 (midnight) = 0.00000 decimal hours

06:00:00 (6 AM) = 2.50000 decimal hours

12:00:00 (noon) = 5.00000 decimal hours

18:00:00 (6 PM) = 7.50000 decimal hours

23:59:59 (end of day) ≈ 9.99999 decimal hours

Why Use Our Decimal Time Converter?

This decimal time converter switches between standard 24 hour time and decimal time.

Decimal time uses 10 hours in a day.

One decimal hour equals 100 decimal minutes.

One decimal minute equals 100 decimal seconds.

You enter a time and get an instant result.

It removes manual math.

It suits study and research and simple curiosity.

Here are correct reference points.

How to Use This Tool

Standard Time to Decimal Time

Use this to convert 24 hour time into decimal hours.

The input field accepts HH:MM:SS or HH:MM.

Hours go from 0 to 23.

Minutes and seconds go from 0 to 59.

HH means hours.

MM means minutes.

SS means seconds.

h means decimal hours.

dm means decimal minutes.

ds means decimal seconds.

Decimal Time to Standard Time

Use this to convert decimal hours to HH:MM:SS.

The input field accepts a number from 0 to 9.99999.

You can enter numbers with decimals.

It shows a period label.

You may see early morning or morning or afternoon or evening.

The Code Behind the Tool

A full day has 86400 seconds.

The converter maps that span to 10 decimal hours.

It turns your input into seconds since midnight.

It then scales that value to decimal hours.

It shows five decimal places.

It also shows decimal minutes and decimal seconds in base 100.

For the reverse path, it converts decimal hours to seconds.

It then formats the result as HH:MM:SS.

Benefits at a Glance

This decimal time converter saves time and reduces errors.

A clear layout helps you read results fast.

Two formats let you cross check with ease.

Final Thoughts

Use this decimal time converter for teaching and analysis.

It gives crisp results that match the math.

Use it when you need a ten hour day scale.

Run a few examples and build quick intuition for this time system.