Count down to any date and time — birthdays, launches, holidays or deadlines — with a live, shareable countdown. Free and runs in your browser.

Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded, and your countdown keeps ticking live.

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It's here!
Your countdown has finished.

About Countdown Timer

The countdown timer counts down to any date and time — a birthday, a product launch, New Year, a project deadline — showing the remaining days, hours, minutes and seconds live. Give the event a title and the page becomes a dedicated countdown display.

Quick presets jump to New Year or one hour, day or week from now, or pick any target with the date-and-time field. A share button copies a link that encodes your event, so anyone opening it sees the same countdown ticking in their own browser.

Everything runs client-side and free: the countdown updates every second from your device’s clock, and when the moment arrives the display announces that your event is here.

How to use Countdown Timer

  1. Enter an optional event title, like “Product launch” or “Birthday”.
  2. Pick the target date and time, or use a preset such as New Year, +1 hour, +1 day or +1 week.
  3. Watch the live countdown in days, hours, minutes and seconds.
  4. Click “Copy share link” to send the same countdown to anyone.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The Copy share link button builds a URL containing your event title and target time; anyone who opens it sees the identical countdown running live in their browser.

The display switches to an “It's here!” message announcing that your countdown has finished — handy for New Year parties or launch events shown on a big screen.

The target moment is fixed, so nothing is lost — reopen the page (or your shared link) and the countdown resumes from the correct remaining time, computed fresh from your clock.

Your device's local time. A shared countdown ticks toward the same underlying moment, displayed in each viewer's own clock — so plan cross-time-zone events accordingly.

Yes — pick any future date and time. The days figure simply grows to cover the span, whether that is tomorrow's meeting or a wedding two years out.

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