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Timer Tools and Features
The same engine in different shapes: full screen, extra-large digits, silent visual mode, alarm sounds and a stopwatch.
Same engine, different shape. Whichever you open, the countdown reads your device clock rather than counting frames, so it will not drift in a background tab or on a locked phone.
- Online TimerA timer that runs in the browser. Nothing to install, no account, and it…
- Simple TimerOne number, one button. No modes, no adverts fighting for the screen, no…
- Fullscreen TimerEdge-to-edge digits for classrooms, gyms, kitchens and meeting rooms. Press…
- Large TimerOversized digits designed to be read from across a room, on a projector or…
- Visual TimerA shrinking arc as well as numbers, so time remaining is obvious at a glance…
- Timer With AlarmA countdown that ends with a sound you will actually hear, from the next…
- Timer With SoundChoose the ending sound, or switch it off entirely for meditation, meetings…
- Online CountdownA countdown in a browser tab: set the minutes, share the screen, and let…
- StopwatchCounting up instead of down, with laps. For timing how long something…
- Online Alarm ClockSet a clock time rather than a duration, and the alarm sounds at that moment.
- Set a Timer for 15 MinutesIt is already set. Press start, or tap start and this page begins counting…
Choosing between them
If you are not sure which of these you want, start with the plain online timer and use full screen when a room needs to see it. The stopwatch is the odd one out: use it to find out how long something actually takes, then set a timer for that length next time.
Start with the 15 minute timer
If you are not sure which length you need, the 15 minute timer is the one most people reach for. It is short enough to start without thinking about it and long enough to finish something.