TimeSliderTIME IN GOOD COMPANY

FOR THE PEOPLE WATCHING, EVERYWHERE

One stream.
Different times.

Give your viewers a little place for time. Make a live clock widget for OBS, with the cities and colors that fit your stream.

Your clocks

Choose one to three. Labels and zones are included in the widget URL; use public names.

Make it yours

LIVE WIDGET PREVIEW900 × 180 px

Checkerboard shows transparency. The widget always shows current time, independently of planning in the app.

Open widget

ADD IT TO YOUR SCENE

A small window
on your world.

Uses OBS's built-in Browser Source. No native plugin, account or calendar connection is needed.

  1. In OBS, add a Browser source and paste the generated URL.
  2. Set Width and Height to the sizes shown above. Add the source above your video or gameplay.
  3. For offline use, download the HTML, enable Local file, and choose that file instead. Keep the local file in a stable folder.
  4. Position the clocks in your scene. Refreshing or reopening the source returns to current time.

This is a development preview. A widget URL created on the public HTTPS site can be used on another computer. A localhost URL works only on the computer running that server; the offline HTML can be copied between computers. Browser and offline-file checks pass. Native OBS rendering and other broadcaster runtimes still need verification before you rely on them for a broadcast.

Official OBS Browser Source guide