timerEmail Timer

Countdown timers that tick in the inbox

Create a live countdown for your next sale or launch, style it to match your brand, and paste one snippet into Klaviyo. It shows the real time left every time the email is opened.

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checkFree plan for 1 Klaviyo account
checkNo Klaviyo access needed. Paste the snippet into your email.
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Live countdown

02:45:12

Days Hours Seconds

Styles

Languages

8 + auto

styles: 4styles
fonts: 6fonts
time zones: 10time zones
languages + auto: 8languages + auto

Sound familiar?

“Ends Sunday” doesn’t create urgency

Static text is easy to ignore. A clock ticking down isn’t.

Off-brand widgets

Generic timers clash with the email you spent a week designing.

One language, one time zone

Your audience is international. Your timer should be too.

What you get with Email Timer

style

4 styles

Pill, outlined, circular or minimal.

text_fields

Brand typography

6 fonts and 10 sizes from 24 to 60 px.

palette

Your colours

Set the colours, or remove the background to sit on your design.

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Time zones

Set the deadline in any of 10 time zones.

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8 languages

Pick a language, or let the timer match the reader’s language automatically.

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One snippet

Copy the embed code into a Klaviyo text or HTML block, with a live preview first.

How it works

1
Set the deadline
Pick the end date, time zone and language.
2
Style it
Choose a style, font, size and colours, and check the live preview.
3
Paste into Klaviyo
Copy the snippet into your email. The timer updates on every open.

See Email Timer in action

Who uses Email Timer

Ecommerce brands

Flash sales, Black Friday and last-chance emails.

Agencies

Branded timers for every client, without another tool subscription.

Launch teams

Product drops, early access windows and event registrations.

Questions about Email Timer

Does it work in every email client?

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The timer is an animated GIF, so it shows wherever images load. Some older desktop Outlook versions only show the first frame, which still displays the correct time left at open.