Asks you to pick a time zone, then formats the date to show the offset value (such as +0800).
Asks you to pick two time zones, then calculates the offset compared to each other.
Input a time, then calculate and copy the values for a prefilled list of time zones and corresponding emoji.
Takes a timestamp like 4:51 and converts it to total seconds.
Takes two dates chosen as input and calculates the duration in seconds between thme – works as a Unix timestamp converter.
Previews a local webpage copy of Unicode Technical Standard #35 for Locale Data Markup Language, letting you see all the custom date format strings you can use in Shortcuts.

Removes the background of a photo before appending it to an ongoing note so you can look back at past outfits.
Prompts you to enter a new location, then changes where it for the Parked Car feature.
Prompts you to enter a text note for your Parked Car spot to leave a reference for later.
Opens the Camera to take a photo, then adds it to your Parked Car location.
Gets your Parked Car location and shows it in a preview.
Gets your Parked Car location and opens it in Google Maps.
Checks for the time when you set your Parked Car and returns it to you.
Save the foreground subject of any photo at the image’s original size.
Opens the Safari app to the Reading List window so you can find pages you’ve saved for later.
Pick a photo or file, then set it as your Lock Screen, Home Screen, or both.
Opens into the Motion section of Accessibility sesttings to let you control features like Reduce Motion, Auto-Play Message Effects, Auto-Play Animated Images, Dim Flashing Lights, Auto-Play Video Previews, and Limit Frame Rate.
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