Pomodoro Timer
Last updated: June 17, 202625-minute focus, 5-minute breaks.
Pomodoro Timer is a free online tool to 25-minute focus, 5-minute breaks. It runs entirely in your browser, so your files never leave your device — nothing is uploaded. There's no sign-up, no watermark, and it works on any modern browser on desktop or mobile.
How to use Pomodoro Timer
The Pomodoro Timer runs the popular focus method: 25-minute work sessions separated by short 5-minute breaks, with a longer break every fourth session. It counts your completed sessions and chimes between phases. Free, in your browser.
Read the full guide: How to Use the Pomodoro Technique (Free Timer)
- 1Press Start to begin a 25-minute focus session.
- 2Take the break when it chimes.
- 3Repeat — a longer break comes after four sessions.
Proven method
Focus/break cycles that help you beat procrastination.
Auto phases
It switches between focus and breaks and counts sessions.
Free & private
Runs on your device with no sign-up.
Time deep-work coding sprints
Developers use the 25-minute focus block to attack one task — a bug, a function, a code review — without Slack or email pulling them away. The chime marks when to stand up, and the long break that lands every fourth session keeps you from burning out across a full afternoon of heads-down work.
Study or revise with timed sessions
Students break revision into 25-minute blocks split by 5-minute breaks, a rhythm that fits the way memory consolidates better with spaced rest. The running counter of completed focus sessions shows how much real study time you logged today, which is far more honest than the hours you think you sat at the desk.
Beat procrastination on a dreaded task
When a task feels too big to start, commit to just one 25-minute round — the timer makes the start point concrete and the end point close. The visible countdown and end chime turn vague intentions into a short, finishable sprint, and once the first session is done the next is usually far easier to begin.
Pomodoro Timer — frequently asked questions
What is the Pomodoro Technique?
A time-management method: work in focused 25-minute blocks ('pomodoros') with 5-minute breaks, and a longer break after four blocks.
Can I change the durations?
This timer uses the classic 25/5/15 split. Switch phases manually any time with the buttons.
Is it free?
Yes, completely free.
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