Countdown Timer
Name an event, set a date, and watch every second fall away. Go fullscreen, share the link, or start a preset for the holidays already on the calendar.
No countdown yet — add one above, pick a preset, or open a shared link.
A countdown measures the gap between now and a fixed target date and time. Because the ticking is relative, every open tab counts down to the same instant — which is exactly why a shared link works: everyone watching is counting the same seconds to the same moment.
Use presets for dates that never move, or set your own for birthdays, exams, product launches and trips. Fullscreen mode turns the timer into a projection-ready display for events and classrooms.
This countdown timer is for anyone tracking a hard deadline — a product launch, an exam date, a settlement window, or a personal milestone. Unlike calendar reminders that fire once, it gives you a persistent, live readout down to the second. Set your target date once and the display keeps ticking whether the tab stays open or you return later. It is useful when you need constant visibility into shrinking time rather than a one-off alert, and when estimating “about two weeks” is not precise enough.
Choose a date and time, or pick a preset such as New Year or Christmas, and the timer counts down in days, hours, minutes and seconds.
Yes. Every countdown can be shared as a link so other people see exactly the same timer.
Yes. Fullscreen mode enlarges the countdown for a TV, projector or second screen.
It is free, requires no sign-up, and works in any modern browser.
