Create a timer and choose where it appears

Uji Countdown Pro lets you set up countdown styles for product launches, limited-time offers, webinars, conferences, maintenance notices, seasonal promotions, and evergreen campaigns. Configure a style in the WordPress administration area, then place its timer in the post, page, widget, or supported builder layout where visitors need it.

Placement and page layouts

Add a timer with the WordPress Block Editor, a classic shortcode, a widget area, or an Elementor Shortcode widget. Shortcodes also work in templates and builder layouts that support standard WordPress content output. For example, use [ujicountdown id="123"] after creating a timer style.

Pro supports responsive layouts and multiple timers on a post, page, or widget. A circular timer add-on offers another display option.

Match the timer to its purpose

Adjust colors, font sizes, labels, alignment, and other display settings. The simple style shows countdown numbers without a colored box background, and optional number animation can animate changing digits. You can customize labels for years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes, and seconds.

Set timing and expiration behavior

Choose server time or visitor device time. With server time, the countdown follows your website's server clock even if a visitor changes their device clock. When the countdown ends, configure it to conceal the timer or redirect visitors.

Recurring and repeat timers support campaigns that reset on a schedule or when a page loads. These controls can be used for evergreen offers, event registration deadlines, webinar reminders, scheduled announcements, and maintenance windows.

Set up a campaign

Create a timer style, configure its labels and display settings, then use the countdown block or copy the generated shortcode. In Elementor, place the shortcode inside an Elementor Shortcode widget. Add other timers where needed and set recurring behavior or expiration actions for each campaign.

The redesigned administration experience groups timer style management, shortcode generation, settings, and previews. Production-ready minified assets and lighter administration and front-end loading support the process.