Free Pomodoro Timer Online, Focus Sessions

The Pomodoro method splits work into focused sessions with short breaks in between. A common pattern is 25 minutes of focus followed by 5 minutes of break, repeated for a few sessions, then a longer break.

This timer runs in your browser with no sign up. Set your focus and break lengths, start the timer, pause when you need to, and watch your completed focus sessions add up.

How to Use This Tool

Set your minutes: type focus minutes and break minutes, or use the sample values.
Click Start: the timer counts down the focus session.
Take the break: when focus ends, the timer switches to break time.
Pause or reset anytime: pause keeps your place, reset starts a fresh focus session.

Good Practice Tips

One task per session: pick a single clear task before you start a focus session.
Keep breaks real: step away from the screen during a break, instead of switching to another screen task.
Do not force long sessions: shorter sessions you actually finish beat long sessions you abandon.
Keep the page open: the timer stops if you close the page or refresh it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Pomodoro session?

A Pomodoro session is a short focused work period, often 25 minutes, followed by a short break. The name comes from the tomato shaped kitchen timer used by the method creator.

Can I change focus and break lengths?

Yes. Type any focus minutes and break minutes you want, then start or reset the timer to use them.

Does the timer keep running if I close the page?

No. The timer runs only while this page stays open in your browser. Closing or refreshing the page stops the current session.

Is my input uploaded to a server?

No. Everything runs in your browser on your own device, so your settings never leave your computer.

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