Timer Widget – Free Countdown for Any Website

Put a big, readable countdown on any website: a blog, a workout or recipe page, a class site or a team wiki. Pick a timer, copy the code and paste it into your page. Visitors get the shrinking ring, the large digits and the alarm, with no ads and no sign-up. The embedded timer has the same Start, Pause, Reset and ±1 minute buttons, and a full-screen view for a TV or projector.

Get the embed code

Timer

<iframe src="https://chalktimer.com/embed/5-minute-timer/" width="100%" height="600" allow="fullscreen; screen-wake-lock" loading="lazy" title="5 Minute Timer" style="border:0"></iframe>
<p style="font-size:13px;text-align:center"><a href="https://chalktimer.com/5-minute-timer/">Timer by Chalk Timer</a></p>

Preview

How to add the timer to your site

Google Sites

Open your site and choose Insert, then Embed.
Pick the Embed code tab, paste the code and press Next, then Insert.
Drag the box taller so the whole timer shows, then publish.

Canvas, Schoology and other learning platforms

Open the page editor, switch to the HTML or source view, paste the code where you want the timer, and save. Some school platforms block embedded pages; if the timer does not appear, add a link to the timer page instead.

WordPress, Squarespace and Wix

Add a Custom HTML block (WordPress), a Code block (Squarespace) or an Embed HTML element (Wix), paste the code and update the page.

Notion

Type /embed, paste the address from the code's src="…" part (for example https://chalktimer.com/embed/classroom-timer/) and pressEmbed link.

Slides and PowerPoint

Slides cannot run a live timer inside a slide. Link a word or button on the slide to a timer page, such as the classroom timer, and open it on the board when the activity starts.

Questions

Is the timer widget free?

Yes. Copy the code and paste it into your page. There is no account, no sign-up and no ads inside the embedded timer.

Can I put the timer in Google Slides?

Google Slides cannot show a live web page inside a slide. Add a link to the timer page on your slide instead, and open it in a browser tab or on the board when you need it.

Do visitors need to sign in to use it?

No. The timer runs in the browser on any device, including phones, tablets and school Chromebooks, and it does not ask anyone for an account or personal details.