Sun & Sky

Live trackers for every phase of the day's light — calculated for your location from your timezone, with no location permission needed.

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Sunrise

What time the sun rises today and tomorrow, with a live animated sky and countdown to first light.

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Sunset

What time the sun sets today, with the sun's live position, day length, and a countdown to sundown.

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Golden Hour

The warm low-sun window photographers chase — morning and evening times with a live countdown to the next one.

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Blue Hour

The deep, even blue spell after sunset and before sunrise — perfect for city and skyline shots.

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Magic Hour

The film industry's name for golden and blue hour combined — the whole window of cinematic light.

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Dawn

When it gets light — first light to sunrise, with a countdown to tomorrow's dawn.

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Dusk

When it gets dark — sunset to last light, with a countdown to tonight's dusk.

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Twilight

Civil, nautical, and astronomical twilight explained, with today's times and a live countdown.

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Sun Timer

A countdown timer where the sun arcs across the sky as your time runs — the animation that powers these pages.

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Moon Timer

The sun timer's calmer sibling — a moonlit countdown for evenings and wind-downs.

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The Phases of the Day's Light, in Order

Every day the light runs through the same sequence, set by how far the sun sits above or below the horizon. In the morning: astronomical, nautical, then civil dawn (sun climbing from 18° to 6° below the horizon), the morning blue hour (6–4° below), sunrise, and the morning golden hour (up to 6° above). The evening plays it back in reverse: golden hour, sunset, blue hour, dusk, and the three stages of twilight into night. Filmmakers bundle the whole low-sun stretch into one name: magic hour.

Every tool here works the same way: your browser's timezone reveals roughly where you are (no location permission, nothing sent to a server), standard solar equations do the rest, and an optional precise-location button refines the times to your exact spot.

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