component
Countdown Timer X
By Ahmet Loca
Details
- Ahmet LocaAuthor
- componentType
- 2026-05-30Published
- 2026-07-25Updated
- 2026-05-24Added
- InteractiveCategories
Summary
Countdown Timer X Countdown Timer is a production-ready Framer component that counts down to either a relative duration or an absolute end date and time.
Description
MORE FRAMER COMPONENTS LIKE THIS ✦ Browse +38 FREE + 85 premium components: https://frameze.com/components ✦ Get everything for one price: https://ahmetloca.dub.link/allcomponents About Countdown Timer X Countdown Timer is a production-ready Framer component that counts down to either a relative duration or an absolute end date and time. Each digit flips with a smooth slide transition powered by Framer Motion. Switch between the classic flip-cell layout and a clean compact text mode with a single toggle. Three built-in themes — Dark, Light, and Custom — cover most design systems out of the box, and all five color tokens are fully overridable. Cell size, shape (rounded, square, circle), font family, label position, colon blink, and alignment are all exposed as property controls. A loop mode automatically restarts the timer when it expires, ideal for looping demos and prototypes. _______________________________________________________________ Donation: https://ahmetloca.dub.link/donation if it saves you time, a small tip is always appreciated. _______________________________________________________________ Best For Flash sale & limited-time offer countdowns Event launch pages and coming-soon screens Course or webinar registration deadlines App onboarding and feature reveal timers Prototype and demo animations with loop mode Live Preview: https://countdowntimerx.framer.website/ Keywords countdown timer, flip clock, animated timer, framer component, sale countdown, event timer, flip animation, countdown widget, dark mode timer, end date countdown, e-commerce timer, flash sale, coming soon, compact timer
Introduction
Timer with themes dual display
Rank history
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