One item per line with the start time first, for example “10:30 Coffee break”. A range like “10:30–10:45” also works. Breaks and group work are recognised by their names. Click an item to use it.
How to use the timer
Start.Pick break, group work or other, then a length or an end time. Press Start or Enter.
Agenda.Paste the day’s agenda and the next break or group work is picked for you.
Link for your slides.Set everything up, press “Copy link to this setup” and add the link to a slide (PowerPoint: Insert > Link). In the slideshow, click the link and press Enter. The link never changes the settings saved on the computer.
QR code.Paste a web address, for example a case, a form or your slides. Participants scan the code from the screen. A short link scans from further away.
Colours.Pick a theme, or Custom for your own background and main colour. The contrast line tells you if the text is easy to read.
While the timer runs.Space pauses, ↑ ↓ adds or removes a minute, F switches full screen on and off, M mutes the sound.
Screen on.The timer keeps the screen awake in Edge and Chrome. If a moon shows in the controls, set the screen timeout to Never.
Questions
Do I need to install anything or sign up?
No. The timer runs in your web browser. There is no app to install and no account.
Does the timer keep running if the internet drops?
Yes. The page loads everything when it opens and needs no connection after that, so a running timer carries on.
How long can a timer run?
Pick a length from 1 to 600 minutes, or an end time later the same day, such as 14:00.
Which languages does the timer have?
English and Danish. Switch with DA and EN next to the title. The Danish page is workshoptimer.dk/da/.
About
Free, without ads and without sign-up. The timer sets no cookies and opens straight away when you click the link. Your settings are saved only in this browser.
A setup link keeps everything in the part of the address after #. Browsers never send that part to a server.