Visual Timer
About the Visual Timer
Our free visual countdown timer shows time remaining as a shrinking colored disc. This intuitive display lets you see at a glance how much time is left without reading numbers.
Perfect For
- Classrooms - Help students manage time during tests, activities, and transitions
- Focus sessions - Use timeboxing to boost productivity and avoid burnout
- Cooking - Time recipes without constantly checking the clock
- Presentations - Keep talks on schedule with a visual countdown
- Kids - Children understand the shrinking circle even before they can read clocks
- Workouts - Time exercises, rest periods, and intervals
How to Use
- Set the time - Click or drag anywhere on the circle to set duration (up to 60 minutes)
- Start - Click Start or press Space
- Watch - The colored area shrinks clockwise as time passes
- Alert - A sound plays when time is up
Features
- Customizable colors - pick any color you like
- Add background images
- Built-in task list
- Works on all devices
- No sign-up required
Stopwatch
About the Stopwatch
A simple, accurate stopwatch with a large, easy-to-read display. Measures time with centisecond (1/100th second) precision.
Perfect For
- Exercise timing - Track workout duration, planks, and rest periods
- Cooking - Time recipes that need precise durations
- Presentations - Practice and time your talks
- Games - Time turns, challenges, and competitions
- Productivity - Track how long tasks actually take
How to Use
- Click Start or press Space to begin timing
- Click Stop or press Space again to pause
- Click Reset to return to zero
Lap Timer
About the Lap Timer
Record lap times and split times while the stopwatch keeps running. The timer continues counting while you capture each lap, making it easy to track multiple intervals without interruption.
Perfect For
- Running - Track lap times around a track or mile splits on longer runs
- Swimming - Record split times for each length of the pool
- Cycling - Measure lap times on a circuit or segment times
- Coaching - Time multiple athletes one after another
- Racing - Record finishing times as competitors cross the line
- Interval training - Track work and rest periods
How to Use
- Click Start or press Space to begin timing
- Click Take Time to record a lap (timer keeps running)
- Click Stop when finished
- Click Export to download lap times as CSV
- Click Reset to clear all laps and start over
Features
- Continuous timing - laps don't interrupt the main timer
- Both lap time and cumulative time displayed
- Export to CSV for spreadsheet analysis
- Centisecond precision
- Unlimited lap recording
Multi Stopwatch
About the Multi Stopwatch
Time multiple participants simultaneously with individual stopwatches. Each stopwatch operates independently, allowing you to start, stop, and record laps for different people or activities at the same time.
Perfect For
- Coaches - Time multiple athletes during practice or tryouts
- Race organizers - Record finish times as runners cross the line
- Group fitness - Track different participants during workouts
- Science experiments - Time multiple trials or reactions simultaneously
- Board games - Track thinking time for multiple players
- Cooking - Time multiple dishes with different cooking times
How to Use
- Click + Add Timer to create additional timers
- Name each timer by clicking its name field
- Start/stop timers individually or use Start All / Stop All
- Enable One at a time for relay-style timing
- Press number keys 1-9 to toggle timers quickly
- Click Export to download all times as CSV
Features
- Unlimited individual timers
- Independent start/stop/lap for each
- Name labels for easy identification
- Keyboard shortcuts (1-9)
- Relay mode (one at a time)
- Export all data to CSV
Pomodoro Timer
What is the Pomodoro Technique?
The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s. It uses a timer to break work into intervals, traditionally 25 minutes in length, separated by short breaks. The technique is named after the tomato-shaped kitchen timer Cirillo used as a university student.
How It Works
- Choose a task - Add it to the task list below
- Start the 25-minute timer - Click Start or press Space
- Work with full focus - No distractions until the timer rings
- Take a 5-minute break - Step away and rest your mind
- Repeat - After 4 pomodoros, take a longer 15-30 minute break
Why 25 Minutes?
Research shows that 25 minutes is long enough to make meaningful progress on a task, but short enough to maintain intense focus. The regular breaks prevent mental fatigue and keep you fresh throughout the day.
Benefits of the Pomodoro Technique
- Increased focus - Knowing you only need to focus for 25 minutes makes it easier to resist distractions
- Better time awareness - You learn how long tasks actually take
- Reduced burnout - Regular breaks prevent exhaustion
- Improved planning - Break large projects into pomodoro-sized chunks
- Greater accountability - Track completed pomodoros to measure productivity
Features
- Preset timers for work (25 min) and breaks (5, 10 min)
- Custom duration input
- Built-in task list
- Browser notifications when timer ends
- Audio alert on completion
Liquid Timer
About the Liquid Timer
A calming countdown timer that displays time as a draining pool of water. Watch the liquid level slowly drop and bubbles rise as your countdown progresses. The animated waves create a soothing, meditative visual experience.
Perfect For
- Meditation - The calming water animation helps maintain a peaceful mindset
- Focus sessions - A gentle visual reminder of passing time without harsh alerts
- Relaxation - Use during yoga, stretching, or wind-down routines
- Kids - Children find the animated bubbles and waves engaging
- Waiting rooms - Display on a screen to show remaining wait time
- Therapy sessions - Non-intrusive time tracking for practitioners
How to Use
- Select a preset duration or enter a custom time
- Click Start or press Space to begin
- Watch the liquid level drain as time passes
- An audio alert plays when time is up
- Click Reset to refill and start over
Features
- Animated horizontal waves
- Rising bubble effects
- Multiple preset durations
- Custom time input
- Smooth, calming animation
- Audio notification on completion
Sand Timer
About the Sand Timer
A digital recreation of the classic hourglass. Watch golden sand grains fall from the top bulb to the bottom as time passes. The realistic animation includes individual falling particles and accumulating sand piles.
History of the Hourglass
The hourglass, also known as a sand timer or sand clock, has been used since the 14th century. Unlike water clocks, hourglasses work in any weather and orientation, making them popular on ships for measuring time at sea. Today, while we have digital clocks everywhere, the hourglass remains a beloved symbol of time passing.
Perfect For
- Board games - Time turns in games like Pictionary, Scrabble, or Taboo
- Meditation - The calming visual helps you stay present during mindfulness sessions
- Classrooms - Give students a visual countdown for timed exercises
- Presentations - Keep Q&A sessions or discussions on track
- Cooking - Perfect for steeping tea or timing recipes
- Kids - Children love watching the sand fall
How to Use
- Select a preset duration or enter a custom time
- Click Start or press Space to begin
- Watch the sand flow from top to bottom
- An audio alert plays when time is up
- Click Reset to flip the hourglass
Features
- Realistic falling sand particles
- Glass reflections and wooden end caps
- Multiple preset durations (1, 3, 5, 10 min)
- Custom time input
- Audio alert on completion
- Works on all devices
Rainbow Timer
About the Rainbow Timer
A colorful countdown timer inspired by classic classroom rainbow timers. Six concentric bands of color (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple) disappear segment by segment as time passes, giving children and adults alike an intuitive visual sense of remaining time.
Perfect For
- Classrooms - The bright colors capture children's attention and help them understand time
- Kids activities - Toddlers and young children respond well to colorful visuals
- Special needs - Visual learners benefit from the clear, color-coded countdown
- Transitions - Help children prepare for activity changes with a cheerful countdown
- Therapy sessions - Engaging visual for occupational or speech therapy timing
- Party games - Fun timer for games and activities
How to Use
- Set the time - Click or drag anywhere on the circle to set duration (up to 60 minutes)
- Click Start or press Space to begin
- Watch the rainbow segments disappear as time passes
- An audio alert plays when time is up
- Click Reset to restore all colors
Features
- Six vibrant color bands
- Touch and click to set time
- Numbered minute markers
- Up to 60 minutes duration
- Center knob design like physical timers
- Audio notification on completion
Salary Calculator
About the Salary Calculator
Watch your earnings accumulate in real time based on your salary. Enter your annual, monthly, or hourly rate and see exactly how much you earn per second, minute, and hour. A fun way to visualize your income during meetings or while working.
How It Works
The calculator converts your salary to a per-second rate based on a standard 2080-hour work year (40 hours × 52 weeks). When you start the timer, it shows your earnings accumulating in real time.
Perfect For
- Meetings - See how much you earn while sitting in that meeting
- Motivation - Watch your money grow as you work
- Salary comparison - Convert between yearly, monthly, and hourly rates
- Freelancers - Visualize your hourly rate in action
- Negotiation prep - Understand what different salaries mean in real terms
- Fun - A lighthearted way to think about your compensation
How to Use
- Enter your salary amount
- Select the period (yearly, monthly, or hourly)
- Click Start or press Space to begin
- Watch your earnings accumulate in real time
- Click Reset to start over
Calculations
- Annual salary ÷ 2080 hours = hourly rate
- Hourly rate ÷ 3600 seconds = per-second earnings
- Monthly salary × 12 = annual (then calculate above)
- Standard work year: 40 hours/week × 52 weeks = 2080 hours