Do the analog and digital clocks show the same time?
Both displays use the same selected time zone, so the clock hands and digital time stay in sync.
Click the preview or Fullscreen to enter. Tap the fullscreen view or move the pointer to reveal the exit button, which hides after a few seconds. Esc also exits. If native fullscreen is unavailable, the view fills the page and browser controls may remain visible.
Display the current time in a clean browser clock for a desk, classroom, meeting room, presentation, studio, or shared screen.
Choose 12-hour or 24-hour time, show or hide the analog clock, digital time, seconds, and date, select a time zone and color theme, and open the clock full screen.
Both displays are shown by default and use the same selected time zone. Show or hide each independently; a single display is centered. Hiding digital time keeps the time-zone label and, if enabled, the date visible.
Local time comes from your device, while a selected time zone is calculated by the browser. This makes it easy to keep another city visible without changing the system clock.
Fullscreen keeps your chosen clock displays, date setting, and time-zone label. The selected color theme applies to the whole clock view.
Both displays use the same selected time zone, so the clock hands and digital time stay in sync.
Choose Local time for your device time zone, or select one of the listed cities and regions from the Time zone menu.
Yes. Use the separate controls for the analog clock, digital time, seconds, and date. Hiding seconds also hides the second hand.
The clock uses your device date and time together with the browser's time-zone rules. Check the system clock if the displayed time is wrong.
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