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Marketing, Reputation & Social
Create urgency that speaks your audience’s language. With custom Countdown Timer labels, you can
display “Days,” “Hours,” “Minutes,” and “Seconds” or any wording you’d like, in the exact language or wording that matches your campaign.
What are Countdown Timer Labels?
Custom Countdown Timer Labels let you replace the default “Days / Hours / Minutes / Seconds” text beneath every timer segment with wording of your choice. The feature also auto-detects a user’s account locale and pre-fills the labels in their native language, saving setup time and ensuring culturally relevant timers.
Key Benefits of Countdown Timer Labels
- Default text aligns with the sub-account’s language settings for a true global experience.
- Swap “Hours” for “Hrs” or “Heures” to keep copy on-brand.
- Use campaign-specific phrasing like “Shopping Days Left.”
- No need to create separate graphics for each language.
- Readers engage more when timers feel familiar and clear.
Default Labels
Countdown Timer uses your account’s locale to set starter labels automatically. You can leave these as-is or tweak them to accommodate slang, abbreviations, or fully custom copy.
How to Change Countdown Timer Labels
You can override the auto-generated text at any time:
- 1Navigate to
- 2Open an existing timer by clicking on the timer name or create a new timer by clicking
- 3Using the sidebar on the left, go to the Styling tab.
- 4Under labels, use the dropdowns to set each label as "Visible" or Hidden".
- 5Type new text for each segment (Day, Hour, Minute, Second) to set a custom label.
- 6Click to save your changes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Are label changes retroactive?
Yes. Updating the label text will refresh every live instance of that timer.
Q: Can I use different labels for email vs. funnels?
Each individual timer holds one set of labels. Create a duplicate timer if you need distinct phrasing.
Q: Does auto-translation work for all languages?
The system sets defaults based on your sub-account language, but manual edits may still be needed for dialect nuances.
Q: Will changing labels affect dynamic links or expiry actions?
No. Label edits only update on-screen text; all redirects and logic remain unchanged.