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    Online Clock

    See what time it is now with this free online clock — big full-screen digital or analog clock, 12/24-hour, seconds, date, week number and time zones.

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    Found it useful? Share Online Clock

    Free, no sign-up, works in the browser — send it to a friend or add it to your site.

    How to use Online Clock

    1. 1Open the page to see the current time for your location, updated every second
    2. 2Switch between 12- and 24-hour format, hide seconds, add an analog face or pick another city's time zone
    3. 3Press Full screen to use it as a large desk or classroom clock

    Frequently asked questions

    What time is it right now?▾

    The clock shows the current time for your device's time zone, updating every second, along with the date, the ISO week number and the day of the year. Choose a city to see the time elsewhere.

    How accurate is this online clock?▾

    It uses your device's clock, which phones and computers normally sync with internet time servers, so it's usually accurate to within a fraction of a second.

    What week number is it?▾

    The clock shows the ISO-8601 week number used in Europe and business planning: weeks start on Monday, and week 1 is the week containing the first Thursday of the year.

    How do I show the clock full screen?▾

    Press Full screen (or use your browser's full-screen mode). It's handy as a desk clock, in classrooms, on a spare monitor or during presentations. Press Esc to exit.

    What is UTC?▾

    Coordinated Universal Time — the world's reference time, the same as GMT for everyday purposes. Time zones are written as offsets from it, like UTC+3 or UTC−5.

    How do I switch between 12-hour and 24-hour time?▾

    Use the 24-hour toggle. The clock starts in the format your device uses; in 12-hour mode it shows AM (midnight to noon) and PM (noon to midnight).

    Embed Online Clock on your website▾

    Paste this snippet into your page. The embedded tool runs in your visitor's browser and shows a small “Powered by clkr.work” link.