🕐 Digital Clock
Live 12 h or 24 h clock in a retro LCD font. Shows the full date, sunrise & sunset times for your location, and visual progress bars for the current day, week, month, and year.
Visual SVG ring countdown with quick-set presets and built-in Pomodoro mode (25 min focus / 5 min break). Audio alert when time is up.
The Pomodoro Technique is a time-management method built around focused 25-minute work blocks separated by 5-minute breaks. After every four blocks, take a longer 15–30 minute break. The method works because it converts an open-ended task into a series of concrete, time-boxed commitments — eliminating the paralysis of perfectionism and providing built-in rest before fatigue sets in.
VClock's timer includes a one-tap 25-minute Pomodoro preset. Start a session, put your phone face-down, and work until the chord plays. The visual ring means you never need to glance at a number to know roughly how much time is left.
Press Copy share link to send a timer to someone else — handy for a class, a workout group, or a shared kitchen. The link carries the duration and an optional label, and opens ready to go; it never starts by itself. For something further away — an exam, a launch, a holiday — open Count down to a date, choose the date and time, and the page counts down in days, hours, minutes and seconds, following the real clock even if your laptop sleeps in between. There are ready-made countdowns to Christmas, New Year and Easter, too.
Beyond Pomodoro, a countdown timer is useful for cooking, classroom tests, meeting agendas, workout rest intervals, and presentation rehearsals. The quick-set presets cover the most common durations, and any custom value can be typed in seconds. No account needed — just open the tab and start counting.
Live 12 h or 24 h clock in a retro LCD font. Shows the full date, sunrise & sunset times for your location, and visual progress bars for the current day, week, month, and year.
Set unlimited alarms with custom labels and optional repeat days (Mon–Sun). A cuckoo chime is synthesised directly in the browser via the Web Audio API — no audio files, no downloads required.
Millisecond-precision stopwatch with lap recording and split times. Keeps running in the background while you switch to other views — your timing is never interrupted.
Visual SVG ring countdown with quick-set presets (1 min, 5 min, 10 min…) and a built-in Pomodoro mode (25 min focus / 5 min break). An audio chord plays when time is up.
A Pomodoro study timer where the cycle is the whole interface. Pick 25 min / 5 min or 50 min / 10 min and it runs the focus and break blocks for you, taking a long break at the end of each cycle. Completed sessions are banked into a 30-day log of focused minutes, stored only in your own browser.
Live times for 80+ cities across Europe, the Americas, Asia, Africa, and Oceania. Cities are grouped by continent and searchable by name or country. UTC offset shown for every timezone.
Look up public and bank holidays for any supported country and year. Plan your schedule around local and international holidays at a glance.
The date and time calculators give your exact age in years, months and days; the number of days between two dates; business days with weekends excluded; and the ISO-8601 week number. Every calculation runs in your browser — no date you type is ever sent anywhere.
An online countdown timer counts down from a set duration to zero and plays an alert when it reaches zero. VClock's timer shows a visual SVG ring that shrinks as time passes.
Yes. This page has a one-tap Pomodoro preset — 25 minutes of focused work, then a 5-minute break, with a 15-minute break after every four sessions. For study sessions the dedicated study timer is the better tool: it also offers a 50/10 cycle and keeps a 30-day log of your focused minutes.
Quick-set chips for 1, 3, 5, 10, 15, 25, 30, 45, and 60 minutes, plus the Pomodoro 25/5 preset. You can also type any custom duration.
Yes. When the countdown reaches zero, VClock plays a short chord synthesised via the Web Audio API — no external audio files required.
Yes, and there is a tool built for it — the study timer runs the focus/break cycle for you and tracks your daily totals. Read our full study timer guide for more techniques.
Yes — VClock is free to use with no sign-up. Teachers can set custom durations for tests, group activities, or classroom transitions.
Yes. Type an optional label and press Copy share link to send the same duration to someone else — it opens ready to start and never starts on its own. To count down to a moment instead, open Count down to a date, pick the date and time, and share that link: it keeps counting across days and weeks.
VClock is a free, browser-based time utility built with vanilla TypeScript and Vite — no UI framework, no runtime dependencies. All fonts are self-hosted. Your preferences and alarms are stored locally in your browser and never leave your device.
VClock is available in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, and Dutch. It is designed to be fast, accessible, and GDPR-compliant. The source uses the DSEG7 Classic LCD font by Keshikan, licensed under the SIL Open Font Licence 1.1.
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