Countdowns›Widget for your site
Free · No signup · One line of HTML

A live countdown widget for your website

Drop a beautiful live countdown into any page — blog post, WordPress sidebar, community portal or intranet dashboard. It updates itself, reads each visitor's own timezone, and never needs maintenance.

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Pick a holiday

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Pick a size

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Copy this line

Paste it into your HTML editor, post or sidebar widget. That's the whole install.

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Three-step flow: pick a holiday, copy the one-line embed code, paste it into any page that accepts HTML.
Install is one line of HTML — pick, copy, paste.
Works everywhere HTML doesWordPress posts and sidebars, Ghost, static sites, community portals, forums that allow iframes, internal dashboards.
No conflicts, no trackingA plain iframe: your page's JavaScript never touches ours and your visitors are never profiled.
Always correct, foreverEach widget always counts to the next real date — when a holiday passes it rolls forward automatically, verified through 2030.
Comparison table: our widget versus building your own countdown clock, across install effort, timezone handling, date maintenance, tracking and coverage.
What the one-line widget takes off your plate.
Countdown widget illustration

Why webmasters use it

The widget is a plain iframe: no JavaScript conflicts with your own scripts, no tracking of your visitors, and zero upkeep on your side. The countdown reads the viewer's own timezone, so a reader in Tokyo and a reader in New York both see the correct time remaining. If a holiday date is ever corrected, your widget reflects it automatically.

Sizing is yours to control: the Compact size fits sidebars and headers, Standard suits article embeds, and Large works as a full-width banner. Set the width attribute to your container and the countdown adapts.