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Fullscreen Timer

A large, readable countdown for rooms, classes, workouts, and presentation screens.

Find your atmosphere

Three minimalist solid colors and sixteen illustrated worlds. Saved for this tool in this browser.

10:00

Ready.

Keep this tab open for the finish sound. Reliability

Session history

Saved only in this browser: up to 90 days and 1,000 records. Timer time includes breaks and does not measure attention. Restored phases are marked. Older daily counters are not converted into sessions.

No sessions in this period.

How to use

  1. Pick a duration or use the 10-minute default.
  2. Press Start.
  3. Press the fullscreen button or the F key.
  4. Press Escape to leave fullscreen when you are done.

Keyboard controls

Click the tool or an empty area, then press a key. Shortcuts pause while you type.

  • Start / Pause Space
  • Reset R
  • Fullscreen F

Quick reference

OfflineAfter one successful visit, this route can reopen from the service-worker cache. Keep the tab or installed app open for sound and live state.
Browser limitsFullscreen needs browser support and a user action. Sound still requires the page or installed app to remain available.

Questions and answers

What keyboard shortcut opens fullscreen?
Press F while you are not typing in a field.
Can I use it on a projector?
Yes. Open the page on the display machine, start the countdown, and switch to fullscreen.
More details and related tools

Built for distance

The fullscreen timer uses oversized tabular digits and a strong progress sweep so it can be read from across a room. It is useful for classrooms, meeting rooms, group workouts, events, and timed presentation sections.

Like the main timer, it counts against the real clock rather than animation frames, so it recalculates cleanly when the browser resumes after throttling a background tab.

Good for

  • Classroom activities.
  • Meeting breaks.
  • Timed presentations.
  • Workout or station intervals.