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Free embeddable clocks: pick analog or digital, set a fixed city or the visitor's own zone, style it to match your design, and copy the snippet. No accounts, no watermarks — the time on your page in about a minute.
How to use Widgets for your site
Choose a widget from the gallery below — each card shows a live preview. Configure it: time zone, 12- or 24-hour display, size, colours, and whether to show seconds and the date. Copy the code the configurator produces.
Paste it into your page where the clock should sit, and reload. That is the entire installation.
What a clock widget for website pages should do
Three things, in this order: show the correct time in the zone you intended, blend into the page instead of shouting over it, and cost nothing in loading speed. Every widget here is built against those three requirements — the snippets are small, they carry no advertising, and every visual detail is yours to set. If a visitor notices your clock before your content, the configuration is wrong, not the visitor.
The furniture rule of embeds: if guests compliment the shelf more than the room, take the shelf off the wall.
The gallery at a glance
The single-city clock is the workhorse — your office hours, your zone, one face. The local-time variant mirrors each visitor's own clock, which suits dashboards and tools. The world strip lines up several labelled cities in a row and belongs on contact pages of teams spread across countries. There are digital displays for pages that treat time as data and analog faces for pages that treat it as atmosphere; pick one style per page and stay with it.
Where the widgets work
Anywhere you can paste HTML: hand-written pages, WordPress and other CMS blocks that accept custom code, shop templates, internal wikis. The snippet does not depend on the rest of your page and does not conflict with other embeds. If your platform strips custom code on save, that is a platform restriction — check its settings for an "embed" or "custom HTML" block and paste there.
Questions and answers
- Do I need an account or a license?
- No. Configure, copy, paste — the widgets are free to use on personal and commercial sites alike, with no registration and no attribution requirement.
- Can I change the widget after it's live?
- Yes. Rerun the configurator with new settings and swap the snippet, or keep the old one — an embedded clock keeps ticking without maintenance on your side.
- Will it match my site's colours?
- That is the point of the configurator: background, face, hands or digits, and frame are all settable, with a live preview. A clock widget for website headers usually works best when it borrows the header's own two main colours.
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