Full Screen Analog Clock
Free online analog clock with hour, minute, and second hands — full screen display for PC, laptop, tablet, mobile, and TV.
Free online analog clock with hour, minute, and second hands — full screen display for PC, laptop, tablet, mobile, and TV.
A beautiful analog clock online, displayed large enough to fill most of your screen. The clock face shows clear numbers 1–12, hour and minute hands, and a smooth sweeping second hand in your chosen accent color. Click the fullscreen button for a true full screen analog clock display — no setup or signup required.
The analog clock display auto-detects your timezone and shows the current date, timezone abbreviation, and UTC offset below the face. Choose dark or light themes and cyan or rose accents — your choice is remembered the next time you visit. Prefer another style? Switch to the flip clock or LCD digital clock with one click.
An analog clock online is a traditional clock face — numbers 1 to 12 with rotating hour, minute, and second hands — rendered in your browser instead of hanging on a wall. This one is drawn as crisp SVG, so it stays sharp at any size from a phone screen to a large TV, and it reads your device's timezone so the time is always correct.
Yes. Click the fullscreen icon in the controls cluster at the bottom-right corner to expand the analog clock to your entire screen using the browser's native Fullscreen API. Press Escape or click the icon again to exit, and your browser's own shortcut (F11 on Windows/Linux, Ctrl+Cmd+F on Mac) works too. The controls auto-hide after 3 seconds for a clean, distraction-free display.
Yes. The clock detects your timezone from your device and displays your current local time, with the timezone abbreviation and UTC offset shown below the clock face. There is nothing to set up or configure.
Yes. Open this page in a browser on the screen you want to use, then click the fullscreen button or press F11. The analog clock scales to fill most of any screen, and the controls auto-hide after 3 seconds so nothing obstructs the display. It works on smart TVs with a browser, Chromecast, Apple TV via AirPlay, and any monitor connected to a computer.