๐ Clock
A clock you can switch between digital and analog display. Fullscreen mode makes it easy to show a large clock on a meeting room screen or stream overlay.
How to use
- Choose "Digital" or "Analog" display mode.
- Click "Fullscreen" to fill the screen with the clock.
- Press Escape or click the button again to return to normal view.
How the calculation works
This clock shows the current time and date from your device (computer or phone). You can switch between digital and analog faces and go full screen. The display updates right on the change of each second, so the seconds do not lag or drift. The date includes the day of the week and follows your deviceโs language settings. The page does not use a server time. As long as your device clock is set correctly, the time shown is accurate.
Worked example
For a meeting room screen 1. Choose the analog face 2. Press the full-screen button 3. The clock fills the screen For a live stream The digital face shows seconds, like โ14:05:32โ, which is handy for checking start times.
Things to be aware of
- The time shown is your device clock. Most devices set their time automatically over the internet; if it looks wrong, check your deviceโs date and time settings.
- If you leave it full screen for a long time, check your deviceโs sleep settings so the screen does not turn off.
- To see the time in other time zones, try the World Clock tool.
FAQ
How do I exit fullscreen mode?
Press Escape or click the fullscreen button again to return to normal view.
Can I set a different timezone?
This tool shows your device's current local time as-is. To see the time in other cities, use the World Clock tool instead.
Is this good for a stream overlay or meeting room display?
Yes โ fullscreen mode shows a large, easy-to-read clock, which works well as a stream overlay or on a meeting room screen.
Does it show seconds?
Yes โ both digital and analog modes display down to the second.
Does fullscreen work on a phone?
Yes โ fullscreen mode also works in a mobile browser, so you can use it as a makeshift desk clock.