Clock Hand Angle Visualizer
Visualize hour and minute hand geometry with seconds, smaller and reflex angles, adjustable clock styling and PNG or SVG export.
Ready. Explore the example or use the input controls to begin.
Scope and practical limits
A static mathematical clock. The hour and minute hands move continuously with seconds. Angles use a 12-hour dial; this is not a timezone converter.
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Using Clock Hand Angle Visualizer
The hour hand moves half a degree per minute; it does not remain fixed on the hour number.
- Start with the included example, or enter your own input.
- Adjust the settings and review the preview and any validation message.
- Download the result or save a project to continue later.
Example
At 03:30:00 the smaller angle is 75 degrees.
Questions & answers
Why is 3:30 not a 90-degree angle?
The hour hand has moved halfway from 3 to 4, producing a 75-degree smaller angle.
Is my project saved automatically?
No. Use Save project to keep an editable copy. Processing runs in the browser; site ads and analytics follow the website privacy and consent settings.
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