Clock and Timer Widgets for Your Website
Free clock, timer and countdown widgets you can put on any site.
Put our clocks on your own pages. These widgets are small embeddable blocks — a clock widget for website sidebars, headers, or landing pages — that show live time to your visitors without you writing any code.
How to use Widgets for your site
Pick a widget, copy its embed snippet, and paste it into your page's HTML where you want the clock to appear. That is the entire integration: the block loads with your page and starts ticking on its own. You do not host anything, update anything, or care how the clock face is drawn — if you can edit your site's content, you can add one. To remove it later, delete the snippet, and the page is back to how it was.
Why show time on a page at all
Some pages genuinely need a clock. A business serving customers across regions can show its local office time, so a visitor knows whether anyone is at the desk right now. Event pages pair naturally with a count to the start, which spares attendees the time-zone arithmetic that ruins webinars. Communities spread across the globe use a shared clock as the one reference everyone reads identically. And a live element quietly signals that a page is current and cared for — while a stopped clock on a website says precisely the opposite.
Choosing a clock widget for website pages
Match the widget to the job rather than to taste: a visible clock should either inform — what time is it here, or there — or build anticipation — how long until. Then consider placement. A sidebar tolerates a small, discreet block; a hero section can carry a large one that anchors the design. Keep one clock per view: two on the same screen invite visitors to compare them, and comparison is the one game a clock can lose.
Local time for a business, studio, or support desk Event time for streams and webinars with a global audience A countdown for launches, sales, and holidays A clock on a webpage is a small promise: someone here is keeping track.
Questions and answers
- Will a widget slow my site down?
- It is a small block meant to load alongside your page rather than in its way. If speed matters to you, add it and then check the page as you would after any other change.
- Does embedding cost anything?
- No. The widgets are free to embed, with no account required on your side and nothing your visitors have to accept or click.
- Can I change how the clock looks?
- Choose the variant closest to your design when you pick the widget. If none of them fits your page, tell us what is missing — requests are how the set grows.