Countdown Timer

You pick a target date and time, give it a name if you'd like, and the timer counts down live, refreshing every second right in your browser. It reads the clock on your own device, so the days, hours, minutes, and seconds you see are accurate to your local time zone. Nothing's sent to a server, and you can leave the tab open and it'll keep ticking.

Yes. Type the date and time of a birthday, a wedding, a launch, an exam, a vacation, or a deadline, and you'll get a live countdown to that moment. There are quick presets for New Year and other common dates, but a custom date works just as well. If the moment is far off, the timer shows the full breakdown in days so the wait is easy to read.

It uses your device's local time, so the countdown matches the clock on your phone or computer. If you're counting down to an event in another time zone, set the target time as it'll read on your own clock at that moment. For most personal countdowns, like a holiday at midnight, your local time is exactly what you want.

While the tab stays open, yes, the timer keeps ticking second by second. If you close the tab or refresh, just reopen the tool and set the same date, and it'll pick the count back up from wherever it is now. Because everything runs in your browser, there's no account and nothing to save, so it's quick to start over.

When the target moment arrives, the timer stops at zero and shows that the event is here. If you've already passed the date, it tells you the moment has gone by rather than running into negative numbers. That makes it handy for both looking ahead to something and checking whether a deadline has slipped past.

Yes, it's completely free, with no sign-up and no limit on how many countdowns you set. It runs entirely in your browser, so it's private and fast, and you can bookmark it for the next big day. Whether you're tracking one deadline or counting the sleeps until a trip, you'll have a live timer ready in seconds.