Any time zone
Show your own time, a co-streamer’s, or the time where an event is happening. Daylight saving changes are handled for you.
Clock overlay
Your time zone,
on screen.
Half of chat lives in another time zone. A small clock in the corner answers “what time is it there?” before anyone asks.
Loading the stream studio…
12 or 24 hours
With or without seconds, and the day and time zone underneath in the larger layouts.
Matches your other overlays
The same 58 themes as the countdowns, so your clock, uptime and BRB timer look like one set.
More for your stream
Starting soon timerThe countdown before you go liveBRB timerBreaks that count back to youSubathon timerA timer your community keeps extendingNext stream countdownCounts down to your schedule, every weekStream uptime timerHow long you’ve been liveIRL stream overlayYour city’s time, on the moveStudy with me timerPomodoro focus and break roundsAll stream overlays58 themes, 9 jobs, one studioOBS countdown timerSetup, reload behaviour and hotkeys
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the clock follow daylight saving time?
Yes. Pick a named time zone such as America/New_York or Europe/London and the clock moves with its daylight saving changes.
Can I show two clocks at once?
Yes. Add two browser sources with different time zones and titles — “My time” and “Server time”, say.
Where does the time come from?
From the clock of the computer running OBS, converted to the time zone you choose. Keep that computer’s clock set automatically and the overlay stays right to the second.
Overlays load in OBS’s Browser Source. Test your scene before going live. Timing a talk or a lesson instead? Make a timer video or embed a timer on a website.