Countdown widget for your website
Pick a date or a holiday, choose a color and copy one line of code. The widget counts days, hours, minutes and seconds and moves on to next year by itself for holidays.
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How to add it to your site
Set it up above. The preview shows exactly what visitors will see.
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Paste the code into an HTML block: Custom HTML in WordPress, Embed in Squarespace and Wix, Embed code in Notion and Google Sites.
Why put a countdown on your site
A countdown on the page tells visitors exactly how long is left: to a launch, a sale, a wedding, an exam or the next holiday. The widget is a small, fast page in an iframe, so it does not slow your site down, carries no ads and does not set cookies.
Holiday countdowns such as Christmas, New Year, Ramadan or Halloween always point to the next date, so the code keeps working year after year. For your own date you can count to the visitor's local time or to a fixed time zone, which is handy for a launch at 9:00 in New York that should show the same moment everywhere.
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Is the countdown widget free?
Yes. There is no sign-up, no limit on views and no ads inside the widget.
Will it work on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace or Notion?
Yes, anywhere you can paste HTML or an embed code. In WordPress use a Custom HTML block; in Notion paste the iframe link with /embed.
What happens when the countdown ends?
The numbers are replaced by a message: “Time's up!” for your own date or the name of the holiday. Holiday widgets switch to next year's date the day after.
Which time zone does it use?
By default each visitor sees the countdown to midnight on their own clock. Pick a time zone if the moment is fixed, like a live stream or a product launch.
Can I remove the TimerHome link?
Yes, untick the option above the code. The small TimerHome mark inside the widget stays.