Break time — stand up, stretch, sip some water and rest your eyes. A chime calls you back.
Pick your focus and break lengths above. The timer starts on your break, then runs focus → break automatically and repeats until you stop it.
5 Minute Pomodoro Break Timer
Five-Minute Short Break•Auto-Switches to Focus•Built-In Task List•Chime Between Phases
The Short Break That Keeps You Productive
In the Pomodoro Technique, every focus block is followed by a short pause — usually five minutes. That small gap lets your brain reset so the next block feels fresh. This timer starts on your five-minute break and then flows straight into the next focus session.
Use the five minutes to stand up, stretch, refill your water, or look out of a window to rest your eyes. Avoid starting anything that will drag you in — the aim is to return refreshed when the chime sounds.
How to Use the 5 Minute Pomodoro Break
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Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do during a 5 minute Pomodoro break?
Why is the standard Pomodoro break five minutes?
Will the timer move back to focus mode on its own?
Can I keep a task list next to the timer?
Ready to Start Your 5 Minute Pomodoro Break?
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