Edition clock
See the next 08:00 UTC edition time in your local timezone, plus the six editions after it.
What time does a Lede Press edition go out?
Free stories in a day go live together at 08:00 UTC. This clock converts that hour into your local time and lists the next seven edition moments so you can plan a submission against a real day, not a vague “tomorrow.”
Next edition in UTC: Sat, Nov 7, 08:00 AM UTC
| Edition | UTC | Your time |
|---|---|---|
| Next | Sat, Nov 7, 08:00 AM UTC | Sat, Nov 7, 08:00 AM UTC |
| +1 day | Sun, Nov 8, 08:00 AM UTC | Sun, Nov 8, 08:00 AM UTC |
| +2 day | Mon, Nov 9, 08:00 AM UTC | Mon, Nov 9, 08:00 AM UTC |
| +3 day | Tue, Nov 10, 08:00 AM UTC | Tue, Nov 10, 08:00 AM UTC |
| +4 day | Wed, Nov 11, 08:00 AM UTC | Wed, Nov 11, 08:00 AM UTC |
| +5 day | Thu, Nov 12, 08:00 AM UTC | Thu, Nov 12, 08:00 AM UTC |
| +6 day | Fri, Nov 13, 08:00 AM UTC | Fri, Nov 13, 08:00 AM UTC |
How to use it
The next edition is the upcoming 08:00 UTC. If that hour has passed, the clock rolls to the following day.
The local time uses your browser’s timezone. The UTC column stays fixed so you can compare with someone in another place.
A story that misses today’s cutoff waits for a later edition day. The clock shows those days. It does not submit anything.
Questions
Does 08:00 UTC move with daylight saving?
The UTC hour stays at 08:00. Your local hour shifts when your region starts or ends daylight saving. The clock uses the timezone your browser reports.
Is this the deadline to submit?
It is when an edition day goes live, not a promise about review time. Submit before the day you want. The queue still has to have room.
Why list seven days?
So you can see a week of edition edges at once — useful if today’s free slots are already full and you are choosing a later day.