Original Counter Maker

Create, share, and embed a digital counter that automatically counts up at a specified interval from a particular date and time.

Start date and time

Number format

Design settings

Features

Freely compute the count value with an expression

Freely process the displayed value with the count variable and arithmetic operations

Select an interval from seconds to days

Flexibly specify the count interval as a number × seconds, minutes, hours, or days

Finely adjust the color scheme and width

Supports background, text, and border colors and responsive display

Issue a shared URL and embed code

Distribute the created counter via URL or iframe

How to Use

Enter the expression, unit, and start date/time

Enter a counter name and the expression to display, and specify the counting unit (seconds, minutes, hours, days), the start date/time, and the time zone

Adjust the format and color scheme

Set the number of decimal places, unit name, and digit separators, and change the background, text color, border, and width in the design settings

Check the behavior in the preview

Changes are reflected in the preview instantly, so you can check on the spot how the count advances at the specified interval

Issue a URL with the generate button

Press generate to show the shared URL and embed code, and copy them to the clipboard with the copy button

Use Cases

Displaying days elapsed since an anniversary

Starting from a wedding anniversary or founding date, post the elapsed days on your site to create a celebratory mood

Recording streak days for quitting smoking or habits

Set the start date/time for quitting smoking or studying, and visualize the time you've kept it up in numbers to stay motivated

Showcasing performance figures like units sold

Set an average pace in the expression to display estimates like cumulative units sold as if in real time

Displaying elapsed time on a streaming screen

Embed it on a live stream or campaign page to show viewers the seconds or days elapsed since the start

Safety and Privacy

Runs entirely in your browser

Your input data is processed only within your browser and is never sent externally.

Processing only in your browser

creating and displaying the counter is processed entirely within your browser, and input data is not sent to any server.

Communications encrypted with HTTPS

Page loading is also encrypted by TLS, and content cannot be read by third parties.

No transmission to third parties

Input content is not sent to external services such as ad networks or trackers.

No automatic saving of results

counter settings and input suggestions are not stored on the server.