Set up a Custom Event Timer by entering your event name, target date, event time, and timer direction (countdown or count-up). You'll see the days, hours, minutes, and seconds remaining — or elapsed — along with a full time breakdown to your event.
Days Until Event
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Hours
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Minutes
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Seconds
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Total Hours
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Total Minutes
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Weeks
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A custom event timer is a countdown or count-up clock you configure for a specific event. You set the event name, date, and time, and the timer continuously shows how much time remains — or has passed — in days, hours, minutes, and seconds.
A countdown timer shows how much time is left until a future event, ticking down to zero. A count-up timer shows how much time has elapsed since a past event, incrementing upward from zero. Both use the same date and time inputs.
Yes. If you select a date in the past and choose 'Count-Up', the timer will show how many days, hours, and minutes have elapsed since that moment — useful for tracking anniversaries, streaks, or milestones.
The timer calculates the difference between your current local time and the target event date and time, down to the second. For best accuracy, make sure your device clock is synced correctly. Note that time zone differences may affect results if the event is in a different location.
When enabled, the timer freezes at zero once the event time is reached rather than continuing to count in the negative direction. If disabled, the timer will keep running past zero, which can be useful to see how much time has passed since the event.
Yes — the Repeat option lets you configure the timer to automatically reset on a daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly cycle. This is useful for recurring events like weekly meetings, monthly deadlines, or annual celebrations.
Countdown timers create a visible sense of urgency and anticipation. Teams use them to track deadlines and milestones, event organizers use them to build excitement, and individuals use them for personal goals like vacations or fitness targets. Seeing the seconds tick down keeps everyone focused.
Once you've configured your timer, you can copy the page URL or share the link directly. The parameters in the URL preserve your event settings so anyone who opens the link sees the same timer for the same event.