Project a full-screen countdown or turn it into a programmed block: drag images, videos, text, templates, QR codes or verses onto it and they rotate on their own while the timer stays visible as a widget.
Live replica — try the nested-content block and all 4 designs
Nested content that rotates itself
Drag images, videos, text, templates, QR codes or verses onto the countdown row and they nest inside it. When projected, they rotate every N seconds (1–600), with optional looping.
A widget that pushes or overlays
The timer is always visible: it can reserve its own strip of the canvas so content is never covered, or float on top. On any of the four edges, sized from 10 to 40%.
Live control from the Presenter
Previous, next, pause, resume or stop the block without leaving the Presenter. Media and multi-slide passages play through one slide at a time.
4 timer designs
Segments, Minimal, Dramatic and Focus — from clean and modern to bold and cinematic. They work full screen and as a widget.
One look for the whole workspace
In Style, the Countdown tab sets the widget's palette, surface, frame and number typography once. Anything you don't touch keeps inheriting from each countdown.
Minutes or date mode
Set a countdown by minutes (e.g. 5 min before service) or target a specific date and time for events, conferences and special services.
Pre-service loop
Pick images from your library and a start time: they rotate with the countdown on top and, at zero, every screen switches to your logo on its own.
Built into the service plan
Countdowns are plan items like any other. Place them before the sermon, between songs or as a welcome, and project them with one click.
Good to know
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