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Tonight's count of the Omer, or any date in the year: the Hebrew and English formula, the blessing, the sefirah, and a 7×7 grid. Toggle after sunset for the night's count.
The count is said after nightfall. Use after sunset for tonight's count, including the first night (the second night of Pesach).
Pick a date to see the Omer count for that night.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is counting the Omer?
Counting the Omer (sefirat ha'omer) is the nightly count of the 49 days between the second night of Pesach and Shavuot, marking the journey from the Exodus to receiving the Torah.
When do I count, day or night?
The count is said at night, after nightfall. If you forget at night, most authorities let you count during the following day without the blessing, then resume with the blessing that night; customs vary, so ask your rabbi.
What if I miss a whole night and day?
Practice differs by community. See the note on this page, and check with your rabbi if it happens to you.
Can I check a date other than today?
Yes. Pick any date and use After sunset for that night's count, including the first night of the Omer and dates in a leap year.