Sunrise & Sunset Widget
Show today's sunrise, sunset and day length for any place, with a live sun arc — one URL for Notion or any website.
How to Embed a Sunrise & Sunset Widget in 3 Steps
Choose the place
Pick one of 130 cities, tap Use my location, or type coordinates. Set the time zone the times should show in.
Style it
Pick Arc, Minimal or Compact, switch golden hour and twilight on if you want them, and match your page with a preset or theme.
Copy and embed
Click Copy, type /embed in Notion and paste. The widget updates by itself every day.
Sunrise & Sunset Widget — Frequently Asked Questions
How do I embed this widget in Notion?
Click Copy in the toolbar to copy the embed URL, open your Notion page, type /embed, paste the link and press Enter. Drag the block handles to fit your column.
How accurate are the times?
They are calculated with the standard NOAA solar model and are usually within a minute for most places. Close to the poles, or when the sun only just skims the horizon, they can be a few minutes off.
Does it ask visitors for their location?
No. You choose the location once in the builder; it is saved in the link, rounded to about 1 km. "Use my location" runs only on your device and nothing is sent to a server.
What happens near the poles?
When the sun never sets or never rises that day, the widget says "Sun up all day" or "No sunrise today" instead of showing times.
Where are my settings saved?
Every setting is encoded in the embed URL itself. No account or database is needed, and the link keeps working on any device.
Does the embedded widget track visitors?
No. The /embed/ page loads no analytics or third-party scripts and runs entirely in the visitor's browser.