AlarmClock.live’s homepage offers a live desk display with six digital clock designs and six watch faces. The Clocks tab opens by default. Choose Watches when you prefer moving hands and sub-dials. Both collections use your device’s time, so check the computer’s clock and time zone if the displayed time is wrong.
Choose for the viewing distance
Pick a design you can read from where you sit. A detailed watch may look good nearby, while a large digital readout can be easier to scan across a desk. Start with the time itself: seconds, weather, and moon details are secondary if they make the main readout harder for you to use.
Use the face picker below the main workspace to try the alternatives. The site stores face preferences in the browser when storage is available. Clearing site data or using another browser can reset those choices.
Enter and leave fullscreen
- Choose a face on the homepage.
- Select Fullscreen above the live clock.
- Use Exit fullscreen or your browser’s Escape key to return.
- In fullscreen, tap Alarm once to view the set alarm. Double-tap or double-click it to return to the alarm setter.
Fullscreen support depends on the browser and device. A desktop browser window maximized to the display is an alternative if the fullscreen request is unavailable. Check the clock after rotating a phone or changing the display arrangement.
Make the display comfortable
Adjust device brightness to the room and choose a viewing angle that avoids glare. On watch faces, the color dot by LIVE CLOCK opens the hand-color selector. Choose a color with enough contrast against the face rather than relying only on a favorite hue.
Use Keep screen awake when you need a continuously visible desk clock and the browser supports it. Read the status: fullscreen by itself does not stop system sleep. Avoid leaving a static display on unattended indefinitely; use your device’s normal screen-care settings when the clock is not needed.
A web clock is not an installed screensaver
The display runs in an open browser page. It does not replace the operating system’s lock screen or become an alarm service after the browser closes. Its main clock follows the device’s time; changing the weather city does not turn the main clock into that city’s time.
Use the world clock tool for other time zones. To customize the supporting information, read the weather city guide and the moon display explanation.
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