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Pomodoro Timer

Run focused work sprints with short and long breaks, tuned to your own rhythm.

Work phase

25:00

No work sessions finished yet.

Settings

Settings are remembered on this device, so the timer opens with the same lengths you closed it with.

The countdown is measured against the clock on your machine rather than counted tick by tick, so a backgrounded tab or a sleeping laptop still finishes the phase at the right moment. The end of a phase is marked with a short two-tone note generated in the browser, which needs one click on Start first because a page is not allowed to make sound until you interact with it.

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What Is Pomodoro Timer?

Pomodoro Timer runs focused work sprints followed by short breaks, with a long break every few cycles, and lets you set all four lengths within sensible limits. Start, pause and resume whenever you like, skip a phase that is no longer useful, or reset back to a clean work block. The countdown is measured against your clock rather than counted tick by tick, so a background tab still ends on time, the remaining minutes appear in the browser tab, and a short synthesised chime marks each changeover.

Who Uses the Pomodoro Timer?

Students revising, developers in deep work, and writers on a deadline use it to split a session into sprints they can keep up with.

How to Use the Pomodoro Timer

  1. Set the work, short break, long break, and cycle counts in the settings panel.
  2. Press Start to run a phase, Pause to hold it, and Resume to pick it back up.
  3. Use Skip phase to move on early or Reset to begin the cycle again.

Why Choose Our Pomodoro Timer?

  • Lengths saved on your device and restored on the next visit
  • Tab title counts down, so the timer works from another window
  • Chime generated in the browser, with no audio files or network calls

Try the Pomodoro Timer above — it is free, fast, and works on any device. Bookmark this page to return whenever you need it.