Online Timer
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Time you can see: the colored disc gets smaller until it disappears.
Pick a time and press Start
Space start / pause · R reset
Turn on 60-minute dial to show time on a fixed hour face, like a classic analog visual timer. Untick Show numbers for children who find digits distracting.
Young children, and many people with ADHD or autism, find “five more minutes” abstract. A shrinking area makes time concrete: half the color means half the time. It is useful for transitions, screen time, homework sprints, and waiting. Teachers can go fullscreen and project it next to the classroom timer.
A visual timer shows remaining time as a shape that gets smaller, rather than as numbers only. It lets kids and non-readers see at a glance how much time is left.
With it on, the disc is sized against a full hour, so a 15-minute timer starts as a quarter circle — just like the physical red-disc timers used in classrooms.
Yes. Untick “Show numbers” to display only the colored disc. Your choice is remembered on this device.
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