Analog Clock Widget
FreeDisplays the local time of a chosen location in an analog format, with a light or dark face and an optional sweeping second hand.
Free or Pro?
The Analog Clock Widget is free. The free plan includes up to 10 widgets and 2 pages and dock spaces, and you don't need an account.
How to add the Analog Clock Widget
- Install Tab Widgets from the Chrome Web Store or Edge Add-ons, and open a new tab.
- Click the Add widget (+) button in the top bar.
- Search for Analog Clock and click Add widget.
- Choose its settings, if it has any, and add it to your page.
You can drag it anywhere and resize it, and change its settings later by turning on Edit Mode in the top bar. The getting started guide walks through the rest.
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