Put the season clock on your own site

Pick a game, a size and a theme, then paste one line of HTML. The clock keeps itself correct, if a publisher moves the date, your embed moves with it, with nothing to update on your end.

47 Games you can embed

4 Sizes, one of them fluid

0 Accounts, keys or scripts

Build your embed

400 × 120 · true size OBS browser source Ending Open timer →

Game

Chapter 7 Season 4: Override · ends Nov 1

Size

Theme

Show

Paste this

HTML · 400×120 · dark

<iframe src="https://ggseason.com/embed/fortnite/?size=400x120&theme=dark"
        width="400" height="120" style="border:0" scrolling="no"
        loading="lazy" title="Fortnite season countdown"></iframe>

URL parameters

size: 400x120 · 320x250 · 600x60 · responsive. Match the iframe’s width and height to it.
theme: dark (default) · light · transparent.
seconds: off drops the seconds column, use it when the embed sits far from the reader.
season: off drops the season name, leaving the game and the clock.
tz: An IANA zone (Europe/Madrid) to label the end date. Defaults to the visitor’s own.

All 48 games

Is it free, and can I use it commercially?

Free, including on monetised sites and monetised streams. The only condition is the wordmark inside the frame, leave it visible and you owe us nothing else. No account, no API key, no rate limit for normal page traffic.

What happens when a publisher moves the date?

Nothing on your end. The embed reads the same verified date as the site, so a corrected date is live in your frame the same day, and an estimated date is labelled as one inside the widget, never printed as fact.

Does it track my visitors?

No cookies and no third-party scripts in the frame. Nothing about your visitors leaves the iframe.

Will it work as an OBS overlay?

Yes, that is what the transparent theme is for. Add it as a browser source at the size you copied, and the clock composites over your scene with no background plate.