Multiple timers
Run several countdowns side by side – each with its own name, controls and alarm.
No timers yet. Add one above – each timer runs on its own.
Timer
RunningKeep this tab open for the alarms. Timers are kept if you reload this tab.
How to run several timers at once
- Type a name if you want one, for example “Rice” or “Group A”, and set the hours, minutes and seconds.
- Press Add and start, or use a quick-add button. The timer starts right away and appears in the list.
- Add as many timers as you need. Each one counts down on its own, and you can pause, restart or remove it without touching the others.
- When a timer reaches zero it is marked Done and plays the chosen sound (up to 10 seconds). Press Stop sound to silence it.
When several timers help
Cooking
Time dishes that finish at different moments – pasta, sauce and bread in the oven – with one named timer each, so you know which alarm is which.
Classroom stations and group work
Give each group or station its own countdown when they start at different times. For one shared countdown on a projector, the classroom timer is clearer.
Games, workouts and breaks
Run a round timer next to a break timer, or give each player a separate time limit. For repeating rounds with one timer, use Repeat under More options on any timer page.
Good to know
The timers are deadline-based: each one stores the moment it will finish, so a slow or background tab does not make it drift. Browsers may delay sounds in background tabs, so keep this tab visible when an alarm matters. Timers are kept in this tab’s session storage when the browser allows it and disappear when you close the tab. Nothing is sent to a server.
Frequently asked questions
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How many timers can I run at once?
Up to 20 in one tab. Each timer counts down on its own, with its own name, pause, restart and remove buttons.
What happens when two timers end at the same time?
Both are marked Done and the sound plays once for up to 10 seconds. The page title also shows an alarm clock symbol until you come back to the tab.
Do my timers survive a reload?
Yes, in the same tab where the browser allows session storage: running timers keep counting to their end time. Closing the tab removes them, and nothing is stored on a server.