Fullscreen Clock

This fullscreen clock turns your browser into a clean, distracting-free time display you can leave open on any screen. Press fullscreen and you get nothing but the time — no tabs, no address bar, no notifications. It is the simplest way to give a desk, a second monitor, a classroom projector or a stream a large, glanceable clock.

Why Use a Fullscreen Clock?

A windowed clock competes with everything else on screen. A fullscreen clock removes the competition: the time becomes the only thing you see, so you can read it from across the room without a mental search. For a second monitor that would otherwise sit idle, it is a better use of the space than another empty desktop.

What You Get

• True fullscreen — press F11 and the clock fills the screen; Esc returns.
• Large, readable digits — sized to be legible from a distance.
• 12/24-hour format — with seconds on or off, your choice.
• Light / Dark / OLED themes and custom backgrounds.
• Draggable — position it anywhere before going fullscreen.
• No install, no account — it runs in the browser and works offline once loaded.

Use It On Any Screen

Desk clock: leave it open on a spare corner or a second monitor so you see the time without reaching for your phone.

Second monitor: give an idle screen a job — a full-screen clock is more useful than a blank desktop. See clock for a second monitor.

Classroom or meeting room: project a full-screen clock so the whole room can see the time during exams or timed activities.

Streaming: use fullscreen mode as a clean clock source for a stream or recording.

How to Go Fullscreen

1. Open the clock and drag it where you want it (optional).
2. Press F11 (or use the fullscreen button in the Dock) to fill the screen.
3. Hide the seconds or switch theme from the Dock if you want an even calmer display.
4. Press Esc to exit fullscreen at any time.

Looking for a Different Style?

Prefer a modern LED look? See the digital clock. Want a retro animated face? Try the flip clock. Or browse all online clocks. If you need to time a task rather than tell the time, open the timers.

Frequently Asked Questions