Complete one Pomodoro work session
Choose a task before starting. Work until zero, then open the five-minute timer for a separate break.
25 Minute Timer
Use twenty-five minutes for one focused task. Start a Pomodoro work session, then choose a separate break timer when it ends.
25:00
Set a whole number from 1 to 999 minutes. Press Start to begin.
Keep this page open and your device awake. Browser settings may limit sound in background tabs.
What can you do in 25 minutes?
Write a first draft
Draft a section, a message, or a set of notes. Leave editing for another session so this one stays focused on writing.
Study one topic
Work through practice questions or one concept. Note what you still need to review when the session ends.
Begin a postponed task
Open the document, sort the first batch, or finish the first step. Aim for progress within this session.
How to use this 25 minute timer
- 1
Start the countdown
The timer is already set to 25 minutes. Press Start when you’re ready.
- 2
Pause or reset if needed
Press Pause to hold the countdown, Resume to continue, or Reset to return to the selected duration.
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Choose how time ends
Choose a ringtone, test it, and adjust the volume in the header sound settings. At zero, press Stop alarm to silence the reminder.
25 minutes in other units
25 minutes = 1,500 seconds = 5/12 of an hour.
25 Minute Timer FAQ
How do I start a 25 minute timer?
This page opens with 25 minutes on the clock. Press Start to begin. Reset returns the timer to the selected duration.
Does the timer make a sound?
The shared sound settings in the header control the alarm for every tool. Choose a ringtone, test it, and set the volume there. Select Silent for a visual-only reminder. Browser sound settings still apply.
Will the alarm work if I switch tabs or lock my phone?
Background tabs, screen locking, and device sleep can delay or prevent the alarm. Keep this page open and your device awake, and test the sound before starting.
Is this a Pomodoro timer?
You can use it for a 25-minute Pomodoro work session. It does not automatically alternate work and breaks; start each session separately.