Airport Flip Clock · split-flap clock
Big split-flap digits that flip like an old departure board, with the date underneath. Switch to a countdown timer, or a world clock where the hours cascade and the city name flips in letter by letter. Full screen, and the buttons fade away.
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The problem
That old tablet in a drawer, the second monitor, the TV in the studio: they could show the time beautifully. Real split-flap clocks cost a lot and do one thing. Screensaver clocks are often covered in ads or need an install.
Who it is for
Before
With Airport Flip Clock
How it works
Computer, tablet or phone. On a phone in portrait, hours, minutes and seconds stack as three big flaps.
Clock with date, countdown timer with an alarm, or world clock with up to five cities that rotate every 5 to 60 seconds.
Set the text colour, seconds, date and separators, add your own text row, then go full screen. The buttons fade when idle.
Made in Airport Flip Clock
What is inside
Hours, minutes and seconds flip in 3D, with AM/PM or 24 h.
Weekday, month, day and year on their own row.
Start, stop, reset, with an alarm that rings for 1 to 60 seconds.
Up to five cities with hour offsets, rotating every 5 to 60 seconds.
A row of letter flaps above the clock or below the date.
Text colour, show or hide seconds, clock or date, blinking separators.
Buttons fade when idle for a clean display. Settings are remembered.
Any screen with a modern browser: computer, tablet or phone.
Airport Flip Clock runs in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Nothing to install.
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FAQ
Split-flap displays, also called Solari boards, were used in airports and train stations before digital screens. Each character is printed on two halves that flip to reveal the next one, with that well-known mechanical motion.
Yes. Open it on a spare tablet or a second monitor and go full screen. The buttons fade when you are not using them, so only the clock shows.
Yes. The countdown timer plays an alarm sound when it reaches zero. You can start, stop and reset it.
Add up to five cities with their hour offsets. The clock rotates between them every 5 to 60 seconds; the hours cascade to the new city’s time and the city name flips in letter by letter. It starts with New York, London and Tokyo, which you can rename or remove.
Yes. A custom text row in letter flaps can sit above the clock or below the date, for a welcome message, a studio name or a countdown title.
Yes. Choose AM/PM or 24-hour time, and show or hide the seconds.
Yes. Your mode, colours, cities and text are saved in your browser on that device.
Yes. In portrait, the hours, minutes and seconds stack as three big flaps; in landscape they sit side by side.
No. The flips are silent, so the clock stays quiet on your desk. Only the countdown timer has a sound: an alarm at zero that rings for as long as you set, from 1 to 60 seconds.
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