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What would you like to time?

Try “10 minutes for pasta”, “wake me up at 7”, “start a pomodoro” or “tabata”.

A time widget for your website

Pick the tool, set it up, then paste the code into your page (WordPress, Wix, Webflow…) or the address into Notion, Google Sites or OBS. Free, no account, no cookies.

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HTML code (WordPress, Wix, Webflow, your own site)

Where to paste it

  • WordPress: add a “Custom HTML” block and paste the code.
  • Google Sites: Insert › Embed › “Embed code” tab, then paste the code.
  • Notion: type /embed, paste the address, then adjust the height of the block.
  • Wix, Webflow, Squarespace: use the “Embed code” or “HTML” element.

Live in OBS or Streamlabs

  1. Choose “Live, in OBS or Streamlabs”, set up the display, then copy the overlay address.
  2. In OBS: Sources › + › Browser. Paste the address, with a width of 1920 and a height of 1080 (your scene size). The background stays transparent.
  3. To start, pause or reset during the stream: right-click the source › Interact, then press Space or R.
  4. After changing a setting, paste the new address. Refreshing the source restarts the countdown from the beginning.

Running a subathon? Add time during the stream, by keyboard or phone

Frequently asked questions

Is the widget free?

Yes. A small “Open in Miniteur” link stays inside the widget; the link below it is optional.

Does the widget track the visitors of my site?

No. No cookies and no identifiers: Miniteur only counts how often the widget is shown and on which site, as it does for its own pages.

Does the sound work in the widget?

Yes, once the visitor has clicked the widget (a browser rule). System notifications are not available inside a widget.

Can I put several widgets on the same page?

Yes: each one keeps its own countdown.

Does a holiday countdown update every year?

Yes: it always aims at the next date, and for Ramadan and Eid, at the date confirmed for the chosen country.

Can I show the timer during a live stream on Twitch or YouTube?

Yes: choose “Live, in OBS or Streamlabs”. The background is transparent, with no buttons and no ads; the “Miniteur” mention can be hidden.

Does the Pomodoro run on its own during the stream?

Yes: live, focus sessions and breaks follow each other without a click, at the lengths you chose. If the source is refreshed, the cycle starts over.