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New Year Countdown — Live, Shareable

The board above is already counting down to midnight, January 1st in your own time zone — days, hours, minutes and seconds. Share the link and everyone counts down to that exact same instant together, wherever they are.

Anyone opening your link right now sees exactly this.

Change the countdown

Already set to the next January 1st at midnight, local time — change the date here for a different moment.

Setting it up for the party

The board is already counting down to the next midnight on January 1st in your own timezone — you don't have to set anything to use it as-is. For a party, press start, open the link on the TV or projector, and switch to Fullscreen so the final minute is unmissable from anywhere in the room. If the space is bright, the Light board style keeps the big digits crisp.

One thing worth knowing if you share the link: it locks in your midnight as one exact instant, so friends in other timezones counting down with you will hit zero at that same moment — the instant your clock strikes twelve — rather than their own local midnight. That's what keeps every screen in sync. If someone elsewhere wants a countdown to their own midnight, they just start their own timer and share that link instead.

Common questions

Which New Year does this count down to?

Always the next one: the page computes the coming January 1st at midnight in your device's own time zone when you open it, so it never shows a stale or past date.

If I share the link with friends in another time zone, do they see their own local midnight?

No — the link locks in one exact instant (YOUR midnight), and everyone who opens it counts down to that same moment on their own clock. That's what keeps every screen in sync. If a friend elsewhere wants a countdown to their own midnight, they'd start their own timer and share that link instead.

Can I put this on a screen at a party?

Yes — press start, open the link on the TV or projector, and use Fullscreen. The Light board style keeps it readable if the room is bright.