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Pomodoro Timer Online — 25/5 Focus Blocks, Free

Who this is for: For studying, writing, and deep work sessions where the method matters more than the metrics — a quiet page that runs 25/5 rounds and stays out of the way.

Not the right tool for: Task lists and productivity tracking — deliberately timer-only; your focus data stays yours · Long-break automation — after the set, start the 15–30 minute break yourself

A browser Pomodoro timer — 25-minute focus blocks with 5-minute breaks, four rounds to a set, beeps on every switch. No account, nothing to install.

Quick answer: The Pomodoro technique runs 25-minute focus blocks separated by 5-minute breaks, four rounds to a set. The timer below is preloaded with that cycle — press Start and a beep marks every switch.

Work — round 1 of 4
25:00
Last phase
Total session
1:55:00
4 rounds
Work per round
25:00
focus block (in seconds)
Rest between
05:00
break (in seconds)
A beep marks every phase switch and three beeps end the session — keep the tab unmuted. Timing anchors on your device clock, so a screen lock or phone call mid-session never costs you seconds.
Core facts
Preset25 min work / 5 min break × 4 rounds
CustomAny lengths, 1–50 rounds
PrivacyNothing tracked, nothing sent
AccountNone — free, no signup

The Pomodoro method, minus the app

The classic cycle is four rounds of 25 minutes focused work separated by 5-minute breaks — preloaded below, with the phase name and round number always on screen. A beep marks each switch so you can leave the tab; the timing anchors on your device clock, so checking a phone or a brief sleep doesn't bend the schedule. There is no account, no statistics dashboard, and nothing tracked — a timer that does one job and respects the deep-work it is timing.

Common uses

  • Study sessions and exam revision
  • Writing and deep-work blocks
  • Code sprints and review sessions
  • Chores and admin batching

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the standard Pomodoro intervals?
25 minutes of work, 5 minutes of rest, repeated four times — after the fourth round, take a longer break (15–30 minutes). The preset below runs the 25/5 × 4 cycle.
Can I change the work and break lengths?
Yes — set any work and rest minutes you like (50/10 is a popular deep-work variant) and 1–50 rounds.
Does it track my productivity?
No — deliberately. The timer runs in your browser and sends nothing anywhere; your focus data stays yours.
What if I close the laptop mid-Pomodoro?
Timing reads your device clock, so when the page comes back it shows the true remaining time — the schedule doesn't drift because the tab slept.
Is there a sound at each switch?
Yes — one beep per phase change and three when the set finishes. Keep the tab unmuted.

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