Clock style
World clock
A flip clock on your screen
The flip clock shows the time on dark cards that turn over as each digit changes, like the clocks on old train station boards and bedside radios. It is a calm, good-looking clock for a study desk, a second monitor, a TV or a café screen.
Press Fullscreen to fill the screen, and tick Keep the screen on so the display does not go to sleep.
Make it yours
- Show or hide the seconds — without seconds, the cards only flip once a minute, which is calmer
- 24-hour or 12-hour time with AM/PM
- Show the date under the clock, or hide it for a cleaner look
- Prefer another look? Switch to Digital, Analog, LCD, Neon or Minimal — this page remembers your choice
Ideas
- A study-with-me or focus setup on a second screen
- A clock for a classroom or meeting room on the projector
- An old tablet turned into a bedside or desk clock
- A background for a live stream or video call
How to use it
- The flip clock starts at once with your computer's time
- Choose seconds, 24-hour and the date
- Press Fullscreen (or double-click the clock, or press F) — press Esc to go back
- Leave Keep the screen on ticked so the screen stays awake
Frequently asked questions
How do I make the flip clock full screen?
Press the Fullscreen button. On a phone, turn it sideways for the biggest numbers.
Can I use the flip clock as a screensaver?
Yes. Go full screen and keep the screen on — the clock stays up as long as the tab is open.
Does the flip clock need an app?
No. It runs in the browser on a computer, tablet, phone or smart TV — nothing to install.
Related tools
- Online Clock — six clock styles
- Flip Clock — the flip-card look
- World Clock — time in cities around the world
- Alarm Clock — ring at a set time
- Timer & Stopwatch — count down or up
- Time Zone Converter — convert a meeting time
