Count down to any event in days, hours, minutes and seconds. Set a date and time, name your event, and copy a link that shows the same moment worldwide.
Time zone on this device:
Enter the event time in your local time zone. Shared links preserve the exact moment for every viewer.
Anyone with the link sees the countdown to the same moment, shown in their local time.
How to count down to an event
Choose the target date and clock time in your local time zone. Add an optional event name, or use a quick choice for 24 hours, 7 days or next New Year. The live timer shows the remaining days, hours, minutes and seconds.
A countdown day means 24 elapsed hours, so a daylight saving clock change can make the number differ from calendar days. The timer uses your device clock and updates every second.
To share the result, copy the link beside the timer. It contains the exact target instant and optional event name. Opening it in another time zone shows the same time remaining and converts the target time for that viewer.
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Countdown to a Date and Time FAQ
Enter the event date and time. The timer immediately shows the remaining days, hours, minutes and seconds, and updates every second.
Yes. Use any valid future date and time, and optionally name the event. The same timer works for birthdays, weddings, launches, travel and deadlines.
Select the target date and time, then use Copy link. The link contains the target instant and optional event name, so another person can open the same live countdown.
Yes. The shareable link saves one exact moment. Viewers see the same time remaining, while the displayed target date and clock time use each viewer’s local time zone.
Each countdown day is 24 elapsed hours. A daylight saving change can make the number of countdown days differ from the number of dates crossed on a calendar.
The timer stops at zero and shows that the event has started. Choose a new future date to start another countdown.
When clocks move forward, some local times do not occur. Choose a valid local time after the clock change before sharing.
