A large countdown with no browser toolbars, tabs or bookmarks in view. Just the timer.
Every visible tab, extension icon and bookmark bar is a small opportunity to click away from what you're supposed to be doing. This full screen timer removes all of that at once — click fullscreen and the browser strips its own chrome, leaving only a large countdown against a plain dark background.
It runs the standard 25 minute Pomodoro countdown by default, with the same start, pause and reset controls as the regular timer, just scaled up and simplified for a bigger display. Use it on a laptop screen, a second monitor, or a projector in a classroom or study group.
Teachers, tutors and study groups often need one visible countdown that everyone in the room can see at once. A fullscreen browser tab on a shared screen does that without installing anything — open the page, hit fullscreen, and the timer becomes the only thing on the display.
For solo study, fullscreen mode works the same way a "do not disturb" sign does for a physical desk: it's a visible commitment that you're not tabbing away to check something else until the countdown ends. Press Escape at any time to exit back to your normal browser view.
If you'd rather have visuals instead of a plain dark screen, try the aesthetic pomodoro timer , or the study timer for ambient sounds and streaks. The plain 25 minute timer and the ADHD timer are both good fits if fullscreen mode is more than you need.
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Create an accountClick the fullscreen button below the timer. Your browser will remove all its own toolbars and show just the countdown, using the standard browser fullscreen API.
A large, distraction-free countdown removes every other tab, bookmark bar and notification icon from view, which cuts one common source of context switching during a study session.
Yes. Fullscreen mode works on any display connected to your computer, which makes it useful for classroom timers or shared study rooms.
Press Escape, or click the fullscreen button again to return to the normal browser view.
No. The timer and fullscreen mode both work immediately with no account. An account only adds automatic session tracking.