Embed a live, customizable clock or world-time widget on your own site in under a minute — free, no sign-up, no API key.
The Clock-Zone widget is a tiny, self-contained snippet that renders a live, ticking clock wherever you place it. It's built for anyone who needs to show a time on their own website — travel and hospitality sites showing local destination time, remote teams displaying office hours across time zones, event or coworking sites showing "current time here," or bloggers who just want a clean clock in their sidebar.
Yes. There's no sign-up, no API key and no usage limit. The widget is a single JavaScript file hosted by Clock-Zone that draws the clock directly in the visitor's browser using their device clock, so there's no server round-trip and nothing to configure beyond the options above.
No — the script is tiny and loads asynchronously, so it won't block the rest of your page from rendering.
Yes. Repeat the <div id="clockzone-widget"></div> + <script> pair for each clock you want — for example one per city — each with its own timezone and label.