Countdown timer with hours, minutes and seconds
A countdown timer lets you set a duration and counts down to zero, alerting you when time is up. Unlike a stopwatch that measures elapsed time, a timer tells you how much time you have left — making it the right tool when you need to finish something within a fixed window. Common uses span cooking, exercise intervals, meeting segments, study sessions and any time-boxed task.
This browser-based timer runs entirely client-side, so it works offline and does not require an account. It supports hours, minutes and seconds, plays an audible alert when the countdown finishes, and lets you pause, resume or reset at any point. Multiple presets (5 min, 10 min, 25 min Pomodoro) let you jump to common intervals with one click.
Yes. The alert is triggered by the browser even when the tab is in the background, as long as the page remains open. Depending on your OS and browser settings, an audio alert or notification will fire when the countdown reaches zero.
No. Browser-based timers stop when the tab is closed or the browser exits. For a timer that must survive browser restarts, use your OS clock app or a dedicated device.
The Pomodoro Technique splits work into 25-minute focused intervals (Pomodoros) separated by 5-minute breaks. After four Pomodoros, take a longer 15–30 minute break. It's a popular productivity method for fighting distraction and mental fatigue.
Yes. Enter the hours field directly or add minutes beyond 60 — the timer converts them to hours and minutes automatically. There is no upper limit on the duration.
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