# Climate Clock Website Widget

To add the Climate Clock widget to your site, **all you have to do is add the following HTML:**

```
<script src="https://climateclock.world/widget-v2.js" async></script>
<climate-clock />
```

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**TROUBLESHOOTING:**

* *Some websites won’t recognize the* **\<climate-clock>** *tag. If your website filters HTML in this way, ask a website tech how to add it directly.*<br>
* *If the Climate Clock widget displays incorrectly on your site, you can try an **older version** with a different appearance:*

```
<script src="https://climateclock.world/widget-v1.js" async></script>
<climate-clock />
```

**FOR ADVANCED USERS:**

If you prefer, [clone the Climate Clock widget](https://github.com/BeautifulTrouble/climate-clock-widget), build it from source and host it on your own server. Want to make changes? Open an issue or contribute a pull request on github!


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