A countdown only works if the clock is actually running.
Product, both prices, and a timer counting down to zero. Set the hours, minutes and seconds, write your own urgency line and call to action, and the discount badge can be shown or left off.
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What people use it for
- Limited-time offers — A clock on screen does the persuading that a static discount graphic cannot.
- Paid social and story ads — The price, the saving and the deadline all land in the first two seconds, before anyone scrolls past.
- Product drops and restocks — Same card, new product and new prices, so a weekly offer takes a minute to rebuild rather than an afternoon.
What you can change
- Product name, old price and sale price
- Currency symbol
- Countdown hours, minutes and seconds
- Badge label and urgency line
- Call-to-action text
- Discount percentage shown or hidden
- Accent colour and background
- 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9
- Up to 4K, no watermark on paid plans
- Transparent background (WebM)
- Your fonts and brand colours
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a flash sale countdown video?
Set the product name, the old and new price, and the hours, minutes and seconds the clock starts from. It renders in your browser and downloads as a finished video file you can post or drop into an edit.
Does the countdown show the real time left in my sale?
No. You choose the starting hours, minutes and seconds and the clock counts down from there inside the video. It is a recording, so it plays the same numbers every time.
Can I show the discount percentage?
Yes, there is a switch for it. Turn it on and the percentage off appears alongside the two prices.
Can I put the sale card over my own product footage?
Yes. Export it as WebM with a transparent background and it sits on your own clip with nothing to key out.
