Free World Clock Widget for Your Website
Show your team’s or your clients’ local times on any site. Pick up to four cities, copy one line of HTML and paste it in. The clocks stay live, flag working hours and weekends, and handle daylight saving on their own.
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How to add it to your site
- Choose your cities, theme and size above, then press Copy embed code.
- WordPress: add a Custom HTML block and paste the code.
- Webflow, Squarespace, Wix: add an Embed or Code element and paste it.
- Notion: type
/embedand paste just the URL from insidesrc="…". - Plain HTML: paste it wherever the clock should appear.
Settings you can change in the URL
| Parameter | What it does | Default |
|---|---|---|
| cities | Comma-separated city names, up to 4, spelled as in the picker above | New York,London,Dubai,Singapore |
| theme | light or dark | light |
| format | 24 or 12 (hour clock) | 24 |
The rules
- Free for personal and commercial sites.
- Keep the “Powered by GlobalSync AI” link visible and unchanged.
- The widget sets no cookies and loads no analytics or ads.
- Need a full converter instead? Link to the Time Zone Converter or the Meeting Planner.
Questions
Is the world clock widget free?
Yes. It's free for any website, personal or commercial, with no signup and no API key. The only condition is that you keep the small "Powered by GlobalSync AI" link visible.
Does the widget track my visitors or set cookies?
No. The widget page loads no analytics, no ads and sets no cookies. It reads the time from our server once so the clocks are right even if a visitor's device clock is off.
Will it handle daylight saving time?
Yes. Every city uses the IANA time zone database, the same rules your operating system uses, so clocks change on the right date automatically.
Can I change the cities later?
Yes. The cities are part of the iframe's URL. Come back to this page, pick new cities and replace the snippet, or edit the cities= part of the URL yourself.