Countdown Widget
Pick a date, choose a style, and copy the code. That's it. No account, no subscription, no watermark.
How to Embed the Widget
Seriously, it takes about 30 seconds.
Set your target date, pick a theme that fits your site, and adjust the colors. The preview updates live as you go.
Hit the copy button. The full embed code is on your clipboard, ready to go.
Paste it into your HTML where you want the timer to show up. WordPress, Shopify, raw HTML, whatever you're using.
Widget Features
Built to be small, fast, and actually yours.
Works in a full-width section or squeezed into a sidebar. It reflows either way.
No third-party libraries, no build tools, no install step. It's two blocks of code — paste them anywhere.
Pick your accent color, choose from five themes, and it'll look like it belongs on your site.
Counts down smoothly without flickering or jumping. Seconds are optional.
Zero render-blocking requests, zero CDN calls. Paste it in and the page loads exactly as fast as it did before.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. It's under 3 KB of inline code, which is smaller than most images on the web. There are no external requests, no CDN calls, nothing phoning home. It just runs.
Yes, on any platform that lets you drop in custom HTML. On WordPress, add a Custom HTML block. On Shopify, use a Custom HTML or Custom Liquid section in the theme editor. On Squarespace, use a Code Block set to HTML — just keep in mind that JavaScript requires a Core plan or higher on Squarespace (previously called the Business plan). If your platform supports HTML embeds at all, this widget will run.
Yes, and there are no strings attached after you copy it either. No rate limits, no view caps, no badge we tack onto your embed. You own the code outright — use it on one site or fifty.
The configurator handles the most common options, but the output is plain HTML and JavaScript — open it in any editor and change whatever you want. Fonts, spacing, layout, labels. It's your code now.