Countdown
60 Minute Countdown
One hour, counting down. Exams, workshops, service windows and long games.
60 Minute Countdown
1:00:00
Ready
- Ends at
- —
- Elapsed
- 00:00
Settings
Space start or pause · R reset · F full screen
What this one is for
- A full hour, displayed
- Accurate over long runs
- Add time on the fly
One hour, displayed. Exams, service windows, workshops and long games all run more calmly when the remaining time is public rather than announced. It opens at 1:00:00; change that with the chips under the dial.
Worth knowing
- A full hour, displayed, for exams and long workshops.
- Identical to the one hour countdown; both run the same 3,600 seconds.
- The display switches to hours and minutes so it stays easy to read.
Getting the most from the 60 minute countdown
- 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.
- Say what happens at zeroA countdown without a stated consequence is decoration. Announce it before you start.
- Extend it openly if you mustThe plus one minute button adds time without resetting, so the room can see exactly what changed.
Related timers
- Countdown Timer
- 5 Minute Countdown
- 10 Minute Countdown
- 15 Minute Countdown
- 20 Minute Countdown
- 30 Minute Countdown
- 45 Minute Countdown
- 1 Hour Countdown
Questions people ask
Is a 60 minute countdown the same as a 1 hour countdown?
Yes, exactly the same 3,600 seconds. The two pages exist because people search for both, and they run the identical timer.
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.
Can I show the 60 minute countdown on a projector?
Yes. Open it on the presenting screen and press F for edge-to-edge digits at high contrast.
Does the 60 minute countdown work offline?
After your first visit, yes. The page is cached by your browser, so it opens and runs without a connection.