Countdown Timers by Length
Every duration you need, preloaded and ready. Pick a length and the full screen timer opens with it already set.
Where This Timer Helps
Most people search for a countdown timer by duration: a 5 minute timer for a short break, a 30 minute timer for a work block, a 1 hour timer for a session. Each page below opens the same full screen timer with that length already loaded, so there is nothing to set up.
Tips for making the most of it
Other Countdown Timer Lengths
Need a different duration? Every one of these opens the same timer with the length already set.
1 minute timer
A single minute, counted down on screen as large as you need. Press start and the digits fill the screen.
2 minutes timer
Two minutes is the classic length for a breathing round, a quick break between tasks and a turn in a fast game.
3 minutes timer
Three minutes fits neatly between one task and the next: a warm up, a parking break, a short call.
5 minutes timer
Five minutes is the most useful short interval there is. It is long enough to get something done and short enough to actually do it.
10 minutes timer
Ten minutes is the sweet spot for short meetings, warm ups and focused review sessions that people actually finish.
15 minutes timer
A quarter of an hour: long enough to read a chapter, short enough to schedule.
20 minutes timer
Twenty minutes is a solid block: enough to finish a piece of work, short enough to schedule every day.
30 minutes timer
Half an hour, on screen, with nothing else to look at. It is the most useful unit of a working day.
45 minutes timer
Three quarters of an hour: the classic school period and the classic deep work block.
1 hour timer
A full hour on screen, which is the unit most people actually mean when they say they need more time.
90 minutes timer
An hour and a half: long enough for a proper session, short enough to still fit in a morning.
2 hours timer
Two hours, visible from the back of the room. Made for sessions where everyone should know how much time is left.
3 hours timer
Half a day, counted down in public. Useful for long exams, full sessions and event day timing.
24 hours timer
A full day on the clock, for the moments you want everybody watching the same number.
5 minute break timer
A break you can see. The countdown is what makes people take it instead of skipping it.
10 minute break timer
Ten minutes is long enough to actually step away from the screen and come back different.
10 minute meditation timer
Ten minutes on a quiet screen, with a bell at the end so you know when to open your eyes.
40-20 HIIT timer
The classic forty twenty interval: work for forty seconds, rest for twenty, and keep going.
30-30 Tabata timer
Tabata in its purest form: thirty seconds on, thirty seconds off, eight rounds.
5 seconds timer
Five seconds is barely time, but it is exactly the time you need for a thousand small jobs.
Interval timer
An interval timer runs work and rest rounds for you, so the only thing you have to do is start and keep going.
Presentation timer
A presentation timer that warns you before you run out of time, shows when you should have finished, and keeps counting when you go over.
Exam timer
An exam timer that warns the room ten minutes before the end and counts the overtime, so nobody has to guess how long is left.
Event date timer
Set a date and hour, and the countdown shows the days, hours and minutes left until that exact moment, big enough to read from anywhere.