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10 Minute Countdown

Ten minutes, displayed large. For presentations, exercises, tests and anything a room needs to see.

10 Minute Countdown

10:00

Ready

Ends at
—
Elapsed
00:00
Settings

70%

Space start or pause · R reset · F full screen

What this one is for

  • Presentation friendly
  • Full screen in one tap
  • No account needed

Ten minutes is the standard slot for a talk, an exercise or a test section. Displayed large, it also ends the presentation politely on your behalf. It opens at 10:00; change that with the chips under the dial.

Worth knowing

  • Ten minutes is the classic conference talk slot.
  • Start it as the speaker begins rather than as they set up.
  • The alarm gives an impersonal finish, which spares the chair the job.

Getting the most from the 10 minute countdown

  1. Put it where the room can see itFull screen with F, or share the tab in a call. Everyone working to the same visible number removes the awkwardness.
  2. Say what happens at zeroA countdown without a stated consequence is decoration. Announce it before you start.
  3. Extend it openly if you mustThe plus one minute button adds time without resetting, so the room can see exactly what changed.

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Questions people ask

How do I run a 10 minute countdown for a presentation?

Open it on the presenting screen, switch to full screen, and start it as the speaker begins. The alarm gives an unambiguous, impersonal finish.

Can I show the 10 minute countdown on a projector?

Yes. Open it on the presenting screen and press F for edge-to-edge digits at high contrast.

Does it keep time if I switch tabs?

Yes. It reads the system clock rather than counting frames, so a background tab or a locked screen will not make it drift.

Is the 10 minute countdown free to use?

Yes, for personal and commercial use, with no sign-up and no limit. Use it in classrooms, gyms and streams without asking.