Embed a Free Widget on Your Site
Add a live clock, countdown timer, or countdown-to-date widget to your website or blog. Pick your options, preview it live, then copy the code.
Widget options
How to embed this widget
- Pick a widget (clock, countdown timer, or countdown to a date) and set its options on the left.
- Check the live preview above the code — it's the real widget, not a mockup.
- Copy the embed code and paste it into your website, blog post, or landing page HTML.
- Keep the small attribution link underneath the widget — that's the only thing we ask for a free, ad-free widget.
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What is the embed widget builder?
The embed widget builder lets you add a live clock, countdown timer, or countdown-to-date display to your own website, blog, or landing page — for free, with no ads and no sign-up.
Pick a widget, customize its style and colors, preview it live, then copy a small snippet of code. The snippet has two parts: an iframe that renders the widget, and a small attribution link back to freetoolly — that link is the only thing we ask for in exchange for a free, ad-free widget.
Frequently asked questions
Is embedding a widget free?
Yes. All embeds are <strong>completely free</strong>, with no ads, no tracking scripts, and no account required.
Do I need to keep the attribution link?
Yes, please. The small "Powered by freetoolly" link under the widget is the only thing we ask for — it's how people find freetoolly and how we can keep every widget free.
Will the widget slow down my site?
No. Each widget is a single lightweight iframe with no ads and no analytics scripts, so it loads quickly and doesn't block the rest of your page.
Can I change the size of the widget?
Yes. Turn off "Responsive width" to set an exact pixel width and height, or leave it on to make the widget fill its container.
Can search engines index the widget itself?
No, and that's intentional — the embedded widget page is marked noindex so it never competes with (or duplicates) the real tool page in search results.
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