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The hour, minute, and second hands sweep automatically below - no input needed, nothing to upload.

Reading the clock face takes three steps:

  1. Find the shortest, thickest hand - it points to the current hour, creeping between the tick marks as minutes pass.
  2. Find the longer hand - it points to the current minute.
  3. Find the thin red hand - it sweeps continuously to show the current second, or read the digital readout below the clock face instead.

Analog Clock Online


This analog clock runs entirely in your browser and shows the current time using your device's own clock and time zone. There is nothing to download, install, or sign up for - the hour, minute, and second hands start sweeping the moment the page loads.

A small digital readout sits below the clock face, so you can read the exact time in numbers if you prefer that over reading hands. Both update every second, driven by your device's own system clock rather than a server - the time you see is only as accurate as your computer or phone's clock settings.

The second hand moves smoothly instead of jumping once a second: the display recalculates the hand angles about 60 times per second and factors in milliseconds, so the sweep looks continuous rather than jerky.

Use it as a quick visual read of the current time on a second monitor, a kiosk display, or a classroom projector - anywhere you want a clean clock face without your operating system's clock or taskbar. Bookmark the page and reopen it whenever you need it; there is nothing to configure.

Nothing you do on this page is uploaded or stored; there is no account, no tracking, and no server round-trip. Closing the tab simply stops the display - there is no background process running while the page is closed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this analog clock accurate?

It reads directly from your device's system clock and time zone, so it is exactly as accurate as your computer or phone's own clock settings. It does not sync with an external atomic time server.

Does it need an internet connection to keep running?

Only to load the page the first time. Once loaded, the clock keeps ticking entirely from your device's own clock and makes no further network requests.

Can I show a different time zone?

Not on this page - the display always follows the time zone your device is currently set to. To see a different zone, change your device's system time zone setting.

Does it have an alarm or chime?

No. This page is a visual clock display only; it does not include an alarm, chime, or notification feature.