Live device clock
Clock with seconds
HERE, NOW
Scenes
LANTERN ISLE
Day preview · not the current time
Skya 24-hour dayLanternsLittle ferry
Explore a day on the island
A 20-second visit, then back to the present.
Current local time
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Device time · not synchronized to a time server
Quick guide · What each button does
- Living Clock · Lantern Isle
- The sky, sun and moon follow your device’s 24-hour day. The promenade has 60 lanterns: one lights up each minute. A little ferry completes its harbor circuit every minute, showing the seconds. A quiet ripple marks the hour. Explore a day previews another time for 20 seconds. Sunrise, sunset and moon shape are artistic, not astronomical predictions.
- Keep screen awake
- Prevents the screen from automatically turning off while you are viewing this page. Useful as a desk clock. Press again to release it. Switching tabs or locking your device may release it, so check the enabled state when you return. Shown only in supported browsers.
- Fullscreen
- Hides menus and surrounding content so the clock fills your screen. Useful for presentations or viewing from a distance. Use Exit fullscreen or press Esc to return. Enable Keep screen awake separately if needed.
- Seconds · Milliseconds
- Show or hide seconds. Milliseconds adds three decimal places, down to 0.001 seconds. This adds display detail; it does not improve the accuracy of your device clock.
- 12h · 24h
- Switch between 12-hour time with AM/PM and 24-hour time from 00 to 23.
- Analog
- Shows a clock face with hour, minute and second hands below the digital time. Press again to hide it.
Read your device time at a glance, or enter Living Clock: a little island where the sky follows the hour, lanterns count the minutes, and a ferry traces the seconds.
About this clock
The display is calculated from your device clock on every update, so a delayed browser frame does not make it drift. It follows your device settings; if that clock is wrong, this display is too.
Display options
Turn seconds or milliseconds on, switch between 12- and 24-hour time, show an analog face, or enter fullscreen. Wake lock is offered only where the browser supports it and only after you enable it.