When you use multiple displays, the Windows taskbar clock may not appear on every screen. ElevenClock adds customizable clocks to taskbars across connected displays, with separate settings for each one.
Each display can have its own clock
ElevenClock places clocks on connected displays and lets you customize them individually. Add a second clock to a display, position clocks around the taskbar, or leave them styled like the Windows clock.
The date and time display can follow a preset or a format you define. Show seconds or the day of the week, hide the date, or display only the time.
Clock appearance and behavior are adjustable
Styling controls include the font family, size, style, and color, along with the background color. Position controls let you place a clock where it suits your display layout.
Choose whether clocks remain visible over full-screen apps. You can also assign different actions to a single click, double-click, and middle-click.
Time settings include sync and time zones
ElevenClock synchronizes with Internet time and supports different time zones.
Windows 11 restricts changes to its own main taskbar clock, so enabling options such as seconds in ElevenClock does not modify that built-in clock.
Pros
- Shows clocks on multiple displays, with independent customization
- Supports custom date and time formats, including seconds and weekdays
- Lets you set clock colors, fonts, size, and background
- Can use different time zones and sync with Internet time
Cons
- Cannot change or update Windows 11's main taskbar clock
Can each display show a different ElevenClock style?
Yes. Clocks on multiple displays can be customized independently, including their appearance and time format.
Can ElevenClock show seconds?
Yes. Add seconds through a preset or a custom time format.
Can the clock disappear over full-screen apps?
Yes. ElevenClock has a setting to hide its clock when full-screen apps are active.
