Countdown to New Year

A live countdown to New Year — the seconds ticking down to midnight on January 1 in your local time zone.

Countdown

Next occurrence: 1/1/2027

237
Days
02
Hours
54
Minutes
24
Seconds
Counting down to New Year is one of the most universal rituals on the internet. Hundreds of millions of people open a countdown page on December 31 and watch the seconds drop. This page joins them with a simple, ad-free, account-free live timer that targets midnight on January 1 of the next year, in whatever local time zone your browser reports. The countdown is recurring: once January 1 ticks over, the page rolls forward and immediately starts counting down to the next New Year, 365 (or 366) days out. That makes the URL evergreen — bookmark it now and it'll still work next year, the year after, and a decade from now. Use this as a desktop ambient page on New Year's Eve, share the URL with friends in different time zones (everyone sees their own local countdown), or screen-cast it to a TV at a party. The display shows days, hours, minutes, and seconds in tabular numerals so each digit's width stays constant — no jitter as numbers tick.

FAQ

What time zone does the countdown use?
Your browser's local time. If you travel, the countdown follows the new local clock.
When does the countdown reset?
Immediately after midnight local on January 1 — the page rolls forward to the next year.
Will it ring at midnight?
The display shows zero. For a notification at midnight, set a one-shot reminder using the home page form.
Does it stay accurate if my computer sleeps?
Yes — when the tab regains focus the timer recomputes from the wall clock.

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