Embed a Timer on Your Website
Configure a timer, preview it live, then copy the iframe code into your site, blog or learning platform.
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About this tool
Want a working timer on your own website without writing any code? The Embed Timer tool generates a ready-to-paste iframe with your chosen duration, style and colour. Pick the length, preview how it looks, copy the snippet and drop it into any page, whether that is a blog post, a recipe, a class website or a product page. It is a friendly way to add something useful for your visitors, such as a steeping countdown on a tea article or a study timer on a learning page. The embedded timer keeps accurate time from the visitor’s device clock and runs without requiring them to sign up. Not sure which timer fits your content? Test the options first, such as the Online Timer, the Visual Timer or a Pomodoro Timer for productivity articles. Food bloggers can match it to a Kitchen Timer, and teachers can connect it to the Classroom tools. Looking for more utilities to offer your readers? Explore the Random Tools category, and read the Guides for ideas on getting the most out of each timer.
How to use the embeddable timer
- Set the duration, title, colour, style and sound.
- Check the live preview.
- Copy the embed code and paste it into your page's HTML.
Features
- Works in any site that allows iframes, including many LMS platforms
- No script to install, no tracking
- Responsive width
Good for
- Online lessons and quizzes
- Livestream overlays
- Event pages
Frequently asked questions
Does the embedded timer track visitors?
No. The embed page loads no analytics or advertising scripts.
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