What is a Pomodoro timer?

It splits work into 25 minute focus blocks separated by 5 minute breaks. Here the switch happens automatically and rounds are counted for you.

Can I change the intervals?

This page uses the classic 25/5 ratio. For custom lengths such as 50/10, use the online timer with free time entry.

Four rounds in a row is common, followed by a longer break of 15 to 30 minutes.

The Pomodoro timer switches automatically between 25 minutes of focus and a 5 minute break, and counts your rounds so you work in clear blocks.

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Work on one task for 25 minutes, take a 5 minute break, then start the next round. After roughly four rounds, take a longer break.

For exam prep, writing or coding, the fixed rhythm reduces distractions. The round counter shows how many focus blocks you have completed.

Short breaks are part of the method: stand up, rest your eyes, drink water. Use “Skip” only when a phase does not fit your schedule.

Each phase ends with a sound cue, plus a notification when you allow them, even if the tab is in the background.

What is a Pomodoro timer?: It splits work into 25 minute focus blocks separated by 5 minute breaks. Here the switch happens automatically and rounds are counted for you.
Can I change the intervals?: This page uses the classic 25/5 ratio. For custom lengths such as 50/10, use the online timer with free time entry.
How many rounds should I do?: Four rounds in a row is common, followed by a longer break of 15 to 30 minutes.