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25-Minute Timer

Twenty-five minutes is one “Pomodoro”, the focused work block of the time-management method Francesco Cirillo developed in the late 1980s and named after his tomato-shaped kitchen timer. The timer below starts automatically.

Pomodoro cycle

Four 25-minute focus blocks separated by 5-minute breaks, ending with a 15-minute long break — 2 h 10 min in total.

Interval timer (work / rest rounds)

No active timers. Start one above or pick a preset.

Shortcuts: Space pause/resume · R reset · + add a minute · F fullscreen · Esc silence. They act on the timer that ends soonest.

25 minutes at a glance

Started now, it ends at
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In seconds
1,500
In milliseconds
1,500,000
In minutes
25
Share of an hour
42%
Share of a day
1.7%
Back-to-back per hour
2.4

What a 25-minute timer is good for

Pomodoro cycle: the full routine

Four 25-minute focus blocks separated by 5-minute breaks, ending with a 15-minute long break — 2 h 10 min in total. Press Start Pomodoro cycle above and the timer runs every step in order, with a short cue between steps and the current step in the browser tab title.

#StepLengthStarts at
1Focus 1/425 min0:00
2Short break5 min25:00
3Focus 2/425 min30:00
4Short break5 min55:00
5Focus 3/425 min1:00:00
6Short break5 min1:25:00
7Focus 4/425 min1:30:00
8Long break15 min1:55:00
Total2 h 10 min

Need different lengths? Open Interval timer in the tool to set your own work, rest and round counts.

All presets: 30 seconds · 45 seconds · 1 minute · 2 minutes · 3 minutes · 4 minutes · 7 minutes · 10 minutes · 45 minutes · 1 hour · 90 minutes · 2 hours · custom timer · stopwatch · alarm clock