Custom Countdown Timer
Count down to any date and time — a launch, a wedding, an exam, a holiday. Get a live timer with a permanent shareable link, an embeddable widget, and one-click calendar export. No sign-up, no expiry.
Countdown
Wednesday, December 31, 1969 at 7:00 PM EST
Create your countdown
Permanent link — no account, never expires.
A countdown that actually travels with the link
No account, no expiry
The whole countdown lives in the URL. Nothing is stored on a server, so your link keeps working forever and there is no sign-up.
Right across time zones
The target is pinned to one exact instant. Everyone counts down to the same moment, shown in their own local time, with daylight saving handled for you.
Embed & calendar built in
Drop it on any site with the iframe snippet, or add it to Apple, Outlook and Google calendars — features most countdown makers charge for or skip entirely.
Frequently Asked Questions
Every countdown is stored entirely inside its own link — there is no account and nothing is saved on our servers. Create your countdown and copy the shareable link; anyone who opens it sees the same live countdown, and the link never expires.
Yes. Each countdown comes with a copy-paste iframe snippet you can drop into any website, blog, or CMS. The widget is self-contained, loads instantly, adapts to light and dark, and there is no watermark or branding paywall.
Yes. You can download an .ics file that works with Apple Calendar, Outlook and most calendar apps, or add the event straight to Google Calendar with one click. Very few countdown tools offer this.
You choose the time zone your target date and time are in, and the countdown is pinned to that exact moment. Everyone who opens the link counts down to the same instant, shown correctly in their own local time — with daylight saving handled automatically.
By default it shows your custom "time is up" message. You can also switch on count-up mode, which keeps counting the time that has passed since the event — useful for anniversaries and "time since" milestones.