Display styles and theming

Every dashboard timer can use one of five display styles. The source and time rules stay the same when you change the presentation.

Digit blocks

Separate blocks for days, hours, minutes, and seconds. This is the most explicit choice when each unit matters.

Flip clock

A split-flap inspired display with motion on changing values. Use it when the countdown should feel prominent without becoming decorative noise.

Progress bar

Shows the current place in the active countdown period. Useful for recurring intervals and milestones where progression matters as much as the number.

Countdown ring

A compact circular treatment that combines a large primary unit with precise time underneath.

Plain text

The quietest option. Use it when the countdown should fit into a dense dashboard without another visual panel.

Theme controls

Each timer supports an accent color, background color, optional HTTPS background image, text color, top label, and bottom label. Countdown Pro automatically chooses meaningful units, starting with the largest non-zero unit.

Threshold colors

Thresholds change the active countdown color when the remaining time crosses a value you define. A common setup is neutral or green while safe, amber near the deadline, and red for the final day.

At and after zero

Choose a custom completion message or keep counting into a visible overdue state. Count-up mode is also available when elapsed time since the target is the useful measure.