Online Timer

How to use this tool

1. Pick your timer from the tabs. Stopwatch for timing something open-ended, Countdown for a fixed duration with an alarm, Pomodoro for focused work sessions with breaks, Intervals for work and rest rounds, and Multi-timer when several countdowns need to run at once.
2. Fastest start: tap a preset — 1 to 60 minutes, cooking times for eggs, pasta, tea and rice, or workout and study presets like HIIT and 50/10 study — or set hours, minutes and seconds yourself under Custom time. You can also save your own presets; they stay in this browser.
3. Stopwatch: press Start, then Lap to record split times — each lap shows its own duration and the running total, the fastest lap in green and the slowest in red — and Pause or Reset as needed. Laps can be copied as text or downloaded as a CSV file. Times are kept to hundredths of a second.
4. Countdown: press Start and watch the ring drain and the end time count down. At zero the alarm sounds and the page announces “Time’s up” — keep the tab’s sound on. Add a minute mid-run with +1 min, share a ready-set timer with the Share timer link button, and turn on Notify me if you also want a system notification.
5. Pomodoro: set your focus, short break and long break lengths (25, 5 and 15 minutes are the classic defaults) and how many sessions come before the long break, then press Start. The timer beeps between phases, counts completed sessions, shows your progress as dots, and can start breaks and focus sessions automatically. Completed focus time is totalled under Your Focus — stored on this device only.
6. Intervals: in the Interval Builder set work seconds, rest seconds and rounds — HIIT 40/20 and Tabata 20/10 are built in, boxing rounds too — then press Start intervals. The timer beeps at every change of pace and shows the round you are on.

A worked example

A home cook starts a 12-minute countdown for pasta, and — because the timer is computed from the clock rather than counted in ticks — it still alarms at exactly the right moment even though the recipe video in another tab made the browser sluggish. A student runs 25/5 Pomodoros through an evening of revision and finishes with four completed sessions counted on screen and in the Your Focus totals. A trainer runs 40/20 intervals for a class while two multi-timers count down the eggs and the oven — all from the same page.