What is the Pomodoro Technique?

The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method where you work in focused blocks of time, usually 25 minutes, followed by a short 5-minute break. After several rounds, you take a longer break. It helps reduce burnout and improve concentration.

How long should each Pomodoro session be?

The classic Pomodoro setup uses 25 minutes of focused work and a 5-minute break. However, you can adjust the focus and break lengths in this tool to match your own energy and schedule.

Can I change the focus and break duration?

Yes. You can customize the focus minutes, break minutes and number of rounds directly in the tool before you start the timer.

Does this Pomodoro timer store my data?

No. All calculations run in your browser only. Biberks Tools does not store your tasks, session counts or personal information on a server.

Is this Pomodoro timer free to use?

Yes, the Pomodoro timer is completely free to use with no signup required. You can use it for studying, programming, freelancing or any deep work.

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Pomodoro Timer

Stay focused with 25-minute work sprints and short breaks. Customize your Pomodoro sessions, track rounds and keep your deep work on schedule — directly in your browser.

Session Settings

Adjust your focus time, break time and number of rounds before starting. Classic Pomodoro uses 25 min focus and 5 min break.

Focus (minutes)

Break (minutes)

Rounds

Long Break (min, optional)

Used after all rounds complete.

Tip: Keep this tab open while you study, code or work. When a session ends, the status will update automatically so you know it’s time for a break.

Focus Session

25:00

Round 1 of 4

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Completed Rounds

Total Focus Time

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How to Use the Pomodoro Timer

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Set Your Durations

Choose how long you want to focus and how long your breaks should be. Classic setup is 25 minutes focus, 5 minutes break.

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Start & Stay Focused

Click Start and work on a single task until the timer ends. Avoid switching tabs or checking your phone.

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Take Real Breaks

When break time starts, stand up, stretch or get water. After a few rounds, take a longer break to reset.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Pomodoro Technique good for studying? ▼

Yes. Pomodoro works especially well for studying because it keeps your brain fresh. Short sprints of focused reading or practice, followed by small breaks, help you remember more and feel less overwhelmed.

What should I do during breaks? ▼

Use breaks to move away from your screen: walk, stretch, drink water or just relax. Try to avoid scrolling social media so your mind actually rests before the next session.

Can I pause the Pomodoro timer? ▼

Yes. Use the Pause button if you get interrupted. However, for best results try to treat focus blocks as “no-interruption” time and let the session finish without pausing.

Does this work offline? ▼

The timer runs directly in your browser using JavaScript. As long as the page is open and loaded, it will keep working even if your internet connection drops.

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