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.
Big digits that fill the screen. Adjust the size from 50 to 150%.
Add your company or school logo in six positions. Stored only in your browser.
Show Swedish time or the time in New York, Tokyo or any city.
Buttons and the mouse pointer fade out after three seconds, so only the clock shows.
A dimmed clock that won't glare in dark rooms or at night.
F for fullscreen and S for settings. No mouse needed.
A big clock on the wall means nobody has to ask what time it is or check their phone. Here are a few places where it makes a difference.
A screen in the lobby showing Swedish time next to London or New York. Visitors see right away that they are on time, and colleagues know whether it is too late to call the overseas office. Add your company logo and it looks like part of the interior.
Meetings run over when nobody can see the time. With a big clock on the room's TV, everyone notices when time is running out without anyone checking their phone. Turn on night mode if the room is used for presentations with the lights down.
The instructor can read the time from across the room and keep the class to exactly 45 minutes. The digits stay readable even with sweat in your eyes. Show seconds if you run intervals.
A calm, dimmed clock that doesn't break the mood but shows when the next group is due. Pick a dark template and let the mouse pointer fade away, so only the time shows.
Students can see how much time is left without raising their hand. Project the clock on the board during a test and the teacher no longer has to call out the time.
Presenters and crew need to share the same time. A clock with seconds on a monitor next to the camera makes it easy to start and finish right on the minute.
Above the clock there are four quick setups. Meeting room gives big digits without seconds, so nobody gets stressed by a ticking clock. Gym shows seconds at the largest size for intervals. Reception shows the date and week number for visitors. Studio dims the clock and shows seconds for an exact start. You can change everything afterwards.
Every setting is stored in the page address: time zone, template, size, seconds, date and night mode. Click Copy link with my settings and send it to whoever runs the screen in the next room. Or bookmark it on the computer connected to the TV. Your logo and custom background are not included in the link, because they are only stored in your own browser.
When the clock is in fullscreen, the page asks the browser to keep the screen on. This works in most modern browsers, such as Chrome and Edge. If it doesn't work on your device, turn off the screensaver and sleep mode in the computer's settings. Many TVs also have their own power-saving mode that needs to be switched off.
Built-in smart TV browsers vary a lot. Some support fullscreen, others don't. The most reliable option is a small computer, a streaming stick with a browser or a laptop connected by HDMI. Try the page on the TV before you rely on it.
The clock shows the time your computer or TV already has. Most devices fetch the time automatically from the internet and are correct to a fraction of a second. If the time looks wrong, check that automatic time is turned on in the device settings.
It costs nothing and you don't need an account. Open the clock, press F and see how it looks on the wall.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Click the gear icon for settings. You can choose 24- or 12-hour format, show seconds, the date and week number, change the clock size and turn on night mode. Pick from digital and analog clock templates, such as a living forest, upload your own background image and add your logo in any corner. Buttons and the mouse pointer hide after three seconds in fullscreen.
Add your own reminders with a time, message and sound. Choose which weekdays they repeat on, how long the message is shown and how many times the sound plays. A countdown shows when the next reminder is due. Reminders are saved only in your browser.
Pick a ready-made preset with one click or make your own choices. All settings are stored in the link, so you can copy it and open the same clock on another screen or share it with colleagues.
Open the page in the browser on the computer connected to the screen and start fullscreen. Turn on Keep screen on in the settings so a phone or tablet does not turn its screen off. On a computer you should also turn off sleep and auto-lock in the system settings. On smart TVs it usually works in the built-in browser.
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