Is the countdown widget free?

Yes, with no account and no limits. The embed code includes a credit link back to the site.

Will the widget slow my page down?

It is a single iframe of about 2.5 KB with no tracking, loaded lazily.

What happens after the date passes?

An event widget rolls over to the next occurrence; a fixed-date widget stops at zero.

Independence Day countdown widget

Put a live Independence Day countdown on your own site. It counts down to Sunday, July 4, 2027, currently 241 days away, and rolls over to the next Independence Day automatically once it passes. Set it up below and copy the code. It is a plain iframe, so it works anywhere you can paste HTML.

1. What are you counting to?

Count down to

Event

Title (optional)

2. Appearance

Theme

Layout

Number size

Corners

Units to show

Hiding a unit rolls its value into the next one shown, so the total stays correct.

3. Colours optional, overrides the theme

Background

Title

Numbers

Labels

Use these colours instead of the theme

4. Size

Fit

Width (px)

Max width (px)

Height (px)

Live preview

Embed code

How to add it

Choose an event or date above, pick a theme and size.
Press Copy code.
Paste it into your page wherever you want the countdown to appear. In WordPress use a Custom HTML block; in Squarespace or Webflow use an Embed or Code block.

The countdown reads the visitor's own device clock, so it shows the correct remaining time wherever they are. Nothing is loaded from a third party, no cookies are set inside the widget, and it keeps working if your page is cached.

About the Independence Day countdown

The Fourth of July, marking the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. A federal holiday; when it falls at a weekend the observed day shifts to the nearest weekday.

The widget shows the time remaining to Sunday, July 4, 2027. Because it reads each visitor's own device clock, everyone sees the correct figure for where they are. Once Independence Day passes it begins counting to the next one with no action from you, so a page you set up today keeps working next year.

Full Independence Day countdown page · When is Independence Day?

Other countdowns to embed

Pick one to load it into the builder above, ready to copy.

Christmas Day widget New Year's Day widget Halloween widget Thanksgiving Day widget Easter Sunday widget Valentine's Day widget Black Friday widget New Year's Eve widget Super Bowl widget

Questions

Is it really free?: Yes, with no account and no limits. The code includes a small credit link back to this site, which is how the widget pays for itself. Please leave it in place.
Will it slow my page down?: Barely. The widget is a single iframe of about 2.5 KB with no tracking, no images and one web font, and it is set to load lazily so it does not block the rest of your page.
Does it work on mobile?: Yes. The numbers scale to the width you set, and setting max-width:100% on the iframe lets it shrink on small screens.
Can I change the colours?: Three themes are provided: light, dark and yellow. Switch between them above and the code updates.
What happens after the date passes?: An event widget rolls over to the next occurrence automatically. A fixed-date widget stops at zero.