Timer

Use Timer when countdown text should appear inside a sentence or headline.

When to use Timer

• Add inline urgency copy near an offer.
• Show a short countdown in a headline or callout.
• Add promotional text that includes a countdown token.

Content settings

Setting	What it controls
Timer content	Text shown before or after the countdown token.
Countdown token	The token that renders the countdown value.
Text type	Timer uses a text element with a timer preset.

Style settings

Style area	What you can adjust
Typography	Font, size, weight, line height, and letter spacing.
Color	Text color, highlight colors, and background highlight.
Alignment	Left, center, right, or justified alignment.
Spacing	Margin, padding, width, and responsive spacing.

Timer vs Countdown

Use Timer for inline countdown copy. Use Countdown when you need a dedicated countdown block with timer layout controls.

Testing notes

• Preview the full sentence around the countdown token so spacing and punctuation read naturally.
• Check mobile wrapping if the timer appears inside a headline.
• Compare the inline timer with any dedicated Countdown element on the same page so the urgency message stays consistent.

FAQ

When should I use Timer instead of Countdown?+

Use Timer when the countdown needs to sit inline inside a sentence, headline, or short promotional phrase. Use Countdown for a standalone block with its own layout.

What should I configure before publishing a Timer element?+

Review the timer copy, countdown token placement, typography, color, alignment, and responsive spacing so the text remains readable on mobile.

Can I use Timer for legal offer deadlines?+

Only use it when the countdown matches the real offer rules. If the deadline is fixed or regulated, confirm the copy and timer behavior with the campaign owner before sending traffic.

What should I check if the timer text looks broken?+

Check that the countdown token is still present, remove extra pasted formatting, and preview the sentence on desktop and mobile widths.