Custom behaviour – Keep the clock visible over full-screen windows, so you always know what.Add a secondĬlock and put one on each side of your taskbar, or anywhere you wish. Custom position, number of clocks – Put the clock anywhere on your display.Leave the default style, which mimics your Windows clock. Custom styling – Change the clock’s size, background color, font family/size/style/color.

Choose from common presets, or create your own formats.

Custom time/date format – Add seconds and day of the week, or hide the date and show only.

(See the WIKI for more information) Support the developer You can also download ElevenClock from its homepage or from GitHub releases If you are searching ElevenClock's homepage, please refer to Īlternatively, you can install ElevenClock from Winget or Chocolatey: This is ElevenClock's official repository. You can even set it to different time zones. It’s your choice.ĮlevenClock is millisecond-accurate, auto-synced with Internet Time. You can choose to show or hide the clock with full-screen apps, and what happens when you click, double-click or middle-click it.ĭo you want a clock (or two clocks) on each of your displays? You can have them, and customize them independently, or leave them looking like the Windows’ clock. You can customize ElevenClock however you wish - from adding seconds, to changing its color scheme - and it appears on all the displays When Microsoft created the Windows 11 clock, they forgot to make it customizable, and to show it on multiple displays.

ElevenClock is free software (under Apache License 2.0) that lets you put a customizable clock on your Windows 11 taskbar(s).

ElevenClock 4.3.2 free