Fullscreen clock
Choose a time zone and show a large, clear clock in fullscreen. Works well on a spare monitor, an office TV or an info screen.
Click the gear icon in the top right corner of the clock to change settings: 24 or 12 hour format, show or hide seconds, show the date and choose between nine clock templates and colours. You can also add your own logo and place it at the top or bottom, left, centre or right. The logo is saved only in your browser and is never uploaded.
Readable from across the room
Big digits that fill the screen. Adjust the size from 50 to 150%.
Your own logo
Add your company or school logo in six positions. Stored only in your browser.
Every time zone
Show Swedish time or the time in New York, Tokyo or any city.
Presentation mode
Buttons and the mouse pointer fade out after three seconds, so only the clock shows.
Night mode
A dimmed clock that won't glare in dark rooms or at night.
Keyboard shortcuts
F for fullscreen and S for settings. No mouse needed.
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What is a fullscreen clock?
A fullscreen clock shows the current time with large digits that fill the whole screen. It is readable from a distance and suits offices, classrooms, meeting rooms, receptions, gyms, studios and control rooms.
How do I use it?
Choose a time zone in the list, for example Europe/Stockholm for Swedish time, and click Start fullscreen. Press Esc or click to exit. You can bookmark the page link so it opens directly with your chosen time zone.
How accurate is the clock?
The clock uses your device's system time and updates every second. Most computers and phones sync automatically with internet time and are accurate to a fraction of a second. Daylight saving time is handled automatically for every time zone.
Can I show the time in another country?
Yes. You can choose any time zone in the world, from Stockholm and London to New York, Tokyo and Sydney. This is handy for teams working across time zones or for showing the time of clients and colleagues abroad.
Tips for monitors and TVs
Open the page in the browser on the computer connected to the screen and start fullscreen. Turn off the screensaver and sleep mode so the clock is always shown. On smart TVs it usually works in the built-in browser.