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25 Minute Timer

This free 25 minute timer counts down 25 minutes (1,500 seconds) and rings an alarm at zero. It is already set — press Start or the space bar and it begins. It keeps time in a background tab, and full screen makes the digits big enough to read across a room.

25:00
Ready

Set the time

Shortcuts Space start / pause R reset F full screen + add a minute Esc stop alarm

25 minutes at a glance

Duration25 minutes
On the clock0:25:00 (h:mm:ss)
In seconds1,500
In milliseconds1,500,000
In hours0.4167
Share of a day1.74%
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What is a 25 minute timer good for?

Twenty-five minutes is one “pomodoro” — the focus block at the heart of the Pomodoro Technique that Francesco Cirillo developed in the late 1980s.

  • A Pomodoro focus session
  • Deep-work sprints
  • Baking muffins (about 20–25 minutes)
  • Timed essay writing

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How to use the 25 minute timer

  1. Press Start

    The timer is already set to 25 minutes. Press Start or Space.

  2. Watch the ring

    The ring empties as time passes, and the tab title counts down with it so you can check from another tab.

  3. Adjust if you need to

    Pause any time, press +1 min to add a minute, or change the time in the panel.

  4. Stop the alarm

    At zero the alarm rings. Press Stop alarm or Esc, or +1 min to snooze.

Other quick timers

One click starts the countdown — every preset rings an alarm, works full screen and keeps time in a background tab.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I start a 25 minute timer?

Press Start (or the space bar) on this page — the timer is already set to 25 minutes. When it reaches zero the alarm rings until you stop it or the ring time you chose runs out.

How many seconds are in 25 minutes?

25 minutes is 1,500 seconds, or 1,500,000 milliseconds.

Why is a Pomodoro 25 minutes?

Twenty-five minutes is long enough to make real progress on one task and short enough to stay fully focused. Francesco Cirillo settled on it when he developed the technique with a tomato-shaped kitchen timer — “pomodoro” is Italian for tomato. For automatic breaks and a session count, use the Pomodoro timer.

Will the 25 minute timer ring if I switch tabs?

Yes. The alarm is scheduled ahead on your browser’s audio clock, so background-tab throttling cannot delay it. Turn on notifications in the panel to get a pop-up too. If you reload the page, it keeps counting from where it was.

Can I pause the timer or add more time?

Yes. Pause stops the countdown and Start resumes it. +1 min (or the + key) adds a minute, and after the alarm it starts a one-minute snooze. To set a different length, use the time boxes, the number pad, or one of the other quick timers.

More free timing tools

Online Stopwatch Lap and split times to 1/100 s, best and worst laps, CSV export. Pomodoro Timer 25-minute focus sessions and breaks, with auto-start and a daily tally. Interval Timer HIIT, Tabata, EMOM and boxing rounds with 3-2-1 beeps and voice cues. Countdown to a Date Days, hours, minutes and seconds to any date and time zone, shareable by link. Tabata Timer20 seconds on, 10 seconds off, eight rounds — four minutes, done.

Last reviewed October 31, 2026