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Time a talk section by section: a countdown for each part, a chime when its time is up, over-time in red, and actual vs planned splits at the end.
Also covers: Speech timer · Talk timer · Presentation clock
Ready
02:00
Planned: 15:00
Minutes per section. A chime sounds when a section's time is up, and the clock turns red and counts over-time until you move on.
List your talk's parts with the minutes for each, e.g. introduction 2, results 5, questions 5.
Each section counts down. A chime sounds when it's up, and the clock turns red and counts the over-time.
Press Next section as you go. At the end, you see how long each part took compared with the plan.
A common split for a 15-minute talk is about 10% introduction, 60–70% main content, 10% conclusion, and the rest for questions. Rehearse with the timer and adjust.
Yes. The timer uses the real clock and shows the time left in the browser tab's title, and it can send a desktop notification when a section ends.
No. The timer runs entirely in your browser.
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