Online Chess Clock
Two clocks with increment. Tap your side after each move.
Pick your time control.
Tap a preset at the top, and both clocks are set.
| Time control | Time each | Increment |
|---|---|---|
| Blitz | 5 min | 3 s |
| Bullet | 1 min | None |
| Rapid | 15 min | 10 s |
| Classical | 90 min | 30 s |
Want something else? Set your own minutes, increment or delay in Settings.
Make it yours.
Pick a sport to open its scoreboard, then choose the colors and the numbers.
Sport
Opens that scoreboardTheme
Auto follows light and dark modeNumbers
Ready for the first move.
Put the phone between the players and start.
Pick a time control
Choose Blitz, Bullet, Rapid or Classical at the top.
Set the phone between you
On a phone, the top side faces your opponent, so both of you can read your own clock.
Tap to end your turn
Make your move, then tap anywhere on your side. Your clock stops and your opponent’s starts.
Play to the flag
If a clock reaches zero, an alarm sounds and the board shows who ran out of time.
Built for chess.
- Increment or delay
- Add time after each move, or set a delay before your clock starts counting.
- Moves counted
- Each side shows how many moves it has played.
- Face-to-face on a phone
- The top half is turned to face your opponent.
- Pause button
- Stop both clocks if you need a break.
Questions.
Is this chess clock free?
Yes. It is free and works in the browser on a phone, tablet or laptop, with no sign-up and no app. Your game stays on your device.
How does increment work?
Each time you tap to end your turn, the increment is added to your clock. In the blitz preset, that means 3 seconds per move.
How do I start the game?
Black taps their side first. That starts White’s clock, and play begins.
Can I show the clocks on a big screen for spectators?
Yes. Connect a TV or projector as a second display, press Second screen and drag the window to it. Spectators at a club event can watch both clocks while the players tap on the device.