Analog Clock Screensaver_
🕐 Perfect for Any Display
How to use
2. Customize — Adjust colors, size, and features to match your preference.
3. Go fullscreen — Click the Fullscreen button or press F for the best experience.
4. Let it run — The clock updates in real-time with smooth animations.
Clock Styles
Modern — Sleek contemporary design with minimalist markers
Minimalist — Ultra-clean design with simple lines
Retro — Vintage-inspired with bold numbers and classic styling
Keyboard shortcuts
Use Cases
📺 TV display — Turn your TV into a stylish clock
🏢 Office/Reception — Professional time display for waiting areas
🏠 Home display — Elegant clock for any room
📱 Tablet stand — Perfect for desk or nightstand
✈️ Works offline — No internet needed after page loads
Guide — a fullscreen analog clock for any screen
Four clock styles, your own colours, ten time zones and a smooth or ticking second hand. It reads your device clock, with nothing to install.Choose Classic, Modern, Minimalist or Retro from the Style menu, and drag Size to set the clock diameter from 150 to 400 pixels.
Use the four colour pickers for Face, Hand, Border and Background. The second hand is always red.
Toggle the Second Hand, Numbers, Roman Numerals, Show Date and Smooth Sweep; S, N and D switch the first, second and fourth from the keyboard.
Leave Local Time or choose UTC, New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Berlin, Tokyo, Shanghai or Sydney.
Press Fullscreen, click the clock or press F. Move the mouse to show Exit Fullscreen for 3 seconds, or press Esc or F to leave.
Styles and shortcuts
- Classic
- 12 line markers, all 12 numbers; the only style with Roman numerals
- Modern
- Dot markers, numbers at 12, 3, 6 and 9
- Minimalist
- Outline only, no fill; Numbers adds four ticks
- Retro
- Shaded face, bold markers and bold numbers
- F
- Fullscreen on/off
- S
- Second hand on/off
- N
- Numbers on/off
- D
- Date on/off
- Esc
- Leave fullscreen
- second monitor / TV
- Open the page on that screen and press F
- screen sleep
- The page does not keep the display awake: set your sleep timer to Never while it runs
- OS screensaver
- A web page can’t register as one; use fullscreen instead
The analog clock screensaver, explained
This page draws an analog wall clock on an HTML5 canvas and redraws it every 50 milliseconds (or once a second with Smooth Sweep off), using your device’s own clock. Put it fullscreen on a second monitor, TV or tablet and it works as a clock display or screensaver.
Can I use this on a second monitor or TV?
Yes. Open the page on the monitor, TV or tablet you want, press F or click the clock, and leave it running. The clock stays centred at the size you chose, and the background colour fills the rest of the screen. The page does not hold a screen wake lock, so set the display’s sleep timer to Never while you use it.
Does it show the correct time?
It shows your device’s system time, so it is as accurate as your computer, phone or tablet clock. Choose another time zone (UTC, New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Berlin, Tokyo, Shanghai or Sydney) and the clock converts that system time with your browser’s time-zone data, including daylight saving time.
Can I customize the clock appearance?
Yes. Choose one of four styles and a size from 150 to 400 pixels, and set the face, hand, border and background colours. You can toggle the second hand, the numbers, Roman numerals (Classic style only) and the date, which appears below the clock as for example “Tue, Oct 13, 2026”.
Does it work offline?
Once the page is open, yes: the clock only reads your device’s time, so it keeps running if the connection drops. The page is not installed for offline use, though, so opening or reloading it needs an internet connection unless your browser serves it from its cache.
What's the difference between the clock styles?
Classic has 12 line markers and all 12 numbers, in Arabic or Roman numerals. Modern uses dot markers (larger at the quarters) and shows only 12, 3, 6 and 9. Minimalist is a thin outline with no face fill, and its Numbers option draws just four small ticks. Retro has a shaded face, thicker markers and bold numbers.
Does the second hand tick or sweep?
Your choice. With Smooth Sweep on (the default) the clock is redrawn every 50 milliseconds and the second hand glides continuously; turn it off and the second hand jumps once a second like a quartz clock. Press S to hide the second hand altogether.