Online Shot Clock
One big countdown with quick resets you can read from across the court.
Pick your resets.
Choose a sport at the top and the two buttons change to fit.
| Sport | Full reset | Short reset | At zero |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basketball | 24 s | 14 s | Horn |
| College | 30 s | 20 s | Horn |
| Water polo | 30 s | 20 s | Horn |
Settings can add ±1 second buttons for corrections. Use one device per basket, or a TV with Second screen.
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 on the first possession.
Set the page up and start counting down.
Pick your sport
Choose Basketball, College or Water polo at the top.
Tap a reset button
The clock jumps to that time. It keeps running in live play and waits for Start when play is stopped.
Pause when play stops
Tap the big number or the Start button to stop it or start it again.
Listen for the horn
At zero the horn sounds and the clock stops.
Built for the shot clock.
- One-tap resets
- Each button resets the clock in one tap, and a running clock keeps going.
- Tenths at the end
- The last seconds show tenths, so close calls are easy to read.
- Horn at zero
- Plays through your device’s speaker, with a Buzzer button for any other time.
- Second screen
- Send the big number to a TV while you run the buttons on a laptop.
Questions.
Is this shot clock free?
Yes, it is free for games, practices and camps. There is nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.
Does it start by itself when I press a reset?
Only if it was already running. A reset in live play keeps the clock going, and a reset while play is stopped waits for Start, like a real shot clock.
What are the times for each sport?
Basketball uses 24 and 14 seconds. College and Water polo both use 30 and 20. Pick one at the top of the page.
How do I put the shot clock on a TV above the basket?
Add the TV as a second display, press Second screen and pull the window up onto it, then click to enlarge it. Players see one big number, and you keep the reset buttons.