Pomodoro Timer
The Pomodoro technique breaks work into 25-minute focused blocks separated by five-minute breaks, with a longer break after every fourth block.
25:00Pomodoro Timer
Keep this tab open — the countdown stays accurate in the background, and the alarm sounds when it reaches zero.
What a pomodoro timer is good for
Timeboxing works because a fixed, visible countdown removes the ongoing decision about when to stop. These presets use the interval lengths that focus methods are actually built around, so you can start a session in one click instead of configuring one.
- One focused work block with no task switching
- Breaking a large project into countable units
- Estimating tasks in Pomodoros rather than vague hours
- Building a start habit for work you keep avoiding
How long is 25 minutes?
| Unit | 25 minutes equals |
|---|---|
| In seconds | 1,500 seconds |
| In minutes | 25 minutes |
| In hours | 0.417 hours |
| On the clock | 25:00 |