Full-Screen Pomodoro Timer

Focus with the Pomodoro technique — full-screen focus/break cycles, round tracking, four skins and an alarm.

Skin

Focus (min)

Break (min)

Long break (min)

Rounds before long break

FOCUS

05:00

Round 1 of 4

Alarm sound

Shortcuts: Space start/pause · R reset · F full screen. Press Esc to exit full screen.

FOCUS

05:00

Round 1 of 4

How to use the Full-Screen Pomodoro Timer

Set your intervals. Choose focus, break and long-break lengths and the number of rounds.
Pick a skin and go full screen. Select a look, then enter full screen for a clean focus surface.
Work in sprints. Start the timer and work through each focus block, resting on the breaks.

Why use our Full-Screen Pomodoro Timer

Automatic cycles. Focus and break phases flow into each other automatically, with a long break after your set number of rounds.

Fully customisable. Set your own focus, short-break and long-break lengths and how many rounds before a long break.

Distraction-free. Full-screen mode and a clear phase label keep you locked into the current session.

Phase alarms. A beep and flash mark every switch between focus and break so you can look away and still know.

Free to use — premium coming soon

FREE

✓ Custom focus & break lengths
✓ Round & long-break tracking
✓ Four full-screen skins
✓ Phase alarms

PREMIUM

★ Remove ads
★ Daily session stats
★ Custom themes
★ Task list integration

About the Full-Screen Pomodoro Timer

The Pomodoro technique is one of the most effective ways to beat procrastination: commit to a short, fixed block of focused work, then take a deliberate break. Repeated through the day, these sprints add up to a surprising amount of deep work without burnout.

This full-screen Pomodoro timer runs the whole cycle for you. Set your focus and break lengths, choose a skin you enjoy looking at, and go full screen to remove distractions. Each phase change is announced with a beep and a flash, and the round counter keeps you oriented — so you can stay in flow and let the timer manage the rhythm.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Pomodoro technique?

It's a time-management method that breaks work into focused intervals (classically 25 minutes) separated by short breaks, with a longer break after several rounds.

Can I change the 25/5 default?

Yes — set any focus, short-break and long-break length and the number of rounds before the long break.

Does it track my rounds?

Yes. The display shows the current phase and which round you're on out of your chosen total.

Is my data saved anywhere?

No. The timer runs entirely in your browser; nothing is sent to a server.

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