Floating clock (always on top)
Press Pop out the clock and a small clock window floats on top of everything else on your screen, including Zoom, Excel, slides and games. Drag it to any corner and resize it. Choose digital or analog, with or without seconds.
Which browsers can float a clock?
| Browser | What you get |
|---|---|
| Chrome and Edge (computer) | A real mini window you can drag and resize, always on top |
| Safari (Mac, iPhone, iPad) | Picture-in-Picture video of the clock, always on top |
| Firefox | No floating windows for web pages yet. Open this page in its own small window instead. |
Good uses for a floating clock
- Keep the time in view during Zoom, Teams or Google Meet calls.
- Watch the clock while presenting slides or screen-sharing.
- Gaming or full-screen apps that hide the taskbar clock.
- Timed tests, auctions and ticket sales where seconds matter: pair it with exact time to check your device is right.
Need a countdown instead? The online timer and stopwatch work in a small window too.
Questions people ask
How do I keep a clock on top of other windows?
Open this page in Chrome, Edge or Safari and press Pop out the clock. The clock opens in a small Picture-in-Picture window that stays on top of every other window until you close it.
Does the floating clock work over full-screen apps?
Over most of them, yes, including video calls and slides. Some full-screen games use exclusive mode, which hides all other windows; switch the game to borderless or windowed mode.
Can I move and resize the floating clock?
Yes. Drag it anywhere on screen, and drag a corner to resize it. In Chrome and Edge the clock redraws to fit the new size.
Does the clock keep running if I switch tabs?
Yes. Keep the onlineclock.app tab open in the background; closing the tab closes the floating clock too.