A free interval timer that runs in any browser — no download, no sign-up.
Build your own for HIIT, Tabata, circuits, and rounds, or start from a ready-made preset — countdown, beep, EMOM, Pomodoro, and more.
The 2:1 workhorse of conditioning circuits and bootcamps: long efforts, short rest, fatigue stacking as you go.
The original protocol — 8 rounds of 20 seconds on, 10 seconds off. Four minutes.
The most-searched pacing beat: a beep every 30 seconds, twice a minute, for drill stations, physio holds, and posture changes. Pick the run length and start.
Eight-minute stations with a two-minute change-over, eight times round the circuit — a common long-station setup. Station lengths run from five to fifteen minutes between medical schools, so set yours in the editor to match.
Eight three-minute rounds with one minute between. A classic 3:1 round cadence for bag work, conditioning, and circuits.
Ten rounds, one a minute. At the top of each minute do your work, then rest until the next.
Fixed work/rest intervals, repeated for a set number of rounds.
Rotate through named exercises with optional breaks. Stations of any duration.
Back-to-back HIIT blocks — every round of one exercise, then on to the next.
Simple timed rounds with breaks. Boxing, MMA, sparring.
Build any interval sequence from scratch, one by one.
Stack other timers into a multi-block session, cycled as a whole.

The full Seconds experience — on iPhone, Apple Watch, and Android.
Seconds is a free online interval timer that runs straight from your browser — no download, no install, no sign-up to press start. Open the interval timer online on your phone, tablet, or laptop and you're training in seconds, on whatever screen is closest.
Use the interval timer website to run ready-made HIIT, Tabata, circuit, and round timers — or a Pomodoro for focused study, a countdown for the kitchen, a meditation and breathing session, a presentation clock, or a classroom game. Build your own intervals from scratch, or start from a preset and tweak it. Audible alerts call out every interval change, so you can keep your eyes off the screen and on the task — and when you'd rather time from your pocket, the same Seconds Interval Timer is on iOS, Apple Watch, and Android.
Five-station strength circuit hitting legs, push, pull, core, and conditioning. Three rounds at 0:45 work, 0:15 rest.
The DeskTime ratio — 52 minutes of focus, a 17-minute break, four rounds.
The 30-second Final Jeopardy think time. Press start and answer before the buzzer; set the rounds to give every team the same clock.
Ten rounds of a 5-second squeeze and a 5-second release for the pelvic floor, after a short settle. Lift and hold on the squeeze, let go completely on the release. Build toward longer holds or more rounds in the editor as it gets easier.
The half-hour is the interval ergonomics advice points to for breaking up sitting — a beep every 30 minutes, on repeat, to stand, stretch, or rest your eyes. No account, no install.
Twenty slides, twenty seconds each — 6:40 of talking to whatever is on screen, with a beep at every change. Set your deck to auto-advance at 20 seconds and let the timer keep you honest.

Four poses across two cycles for hamstrings, calves, and glutes. Backside of the body, top to bottom.