A classic Pomodoro focus interval
Start the timer when the activity begins, then use the visual ring to check progress without reading a clock.
Free online countdown
25 Minute Timer
Twenty-five minutes is the familiar focus interval used in the Pomodoro Technique.
Ready
Keyboard: Space starts or pauses, R resets, F enters fullscreen.
Practical ideas
What can you time in 25 minutes?
A short restorative nap
Start the timer when the activity begins, then use the visual ring to check progress without reading a clock.
A timed exam section
Start the timer when the activity begins, then use the visual ring to check progress without reading a clock.
A useful way to run this timer
Follow the session with a five-minute break, and take a longer break after several completed rounds.
Choose another duration
Related online timers
24 MinutesTwenty-four minutes is highly divisible, making it useful for lessons and multi-stage routines.
23 MinutesTwenty-three minutes creates a focused interval close to a classic Pomodoro without copying it exactly.
22 MinutesTwenty-two minutes leaves enough room for sustained attention while remaining easy to fit into a schedule.
21 MinutesTwenty-one minutes divides naturally into three seven-minute stages for structured sessions.
20 MinutesTwenty minutes is a versatile block for concentration, exercise, recovery, and scheduled routines.
30 MinutesThirty minutes is a practical half-hour block for work, learning, exercise, and appointments.
Timer help
Frequently asked questions
How do I start the 25 minutes timer?
Press Start to begin the preset 25 minutes countdown. You can pause, reset, change the duration, enter fullscreen, or share the page.
Will the timer stay accurate in a background tab?
The timer calculates from a fixed end time instead of trusting delayed browser intervals. Keep the tab open and your device awake if you need to hear the alarm.
How many seconds are in 25 minutes?
25 minutes equal 1,500 seconds.