Presentation Timer (Fullscreen Countdown)

Presentation Timer is a speaker countdown. Choose a talk length, press Start, and keep the remaining time visible while you rehearse or present. The tool keeps the timer display first, then places presets, custom minutes, sound, final beeps, and fullscreen controls below it.

It shows remaining time, not timezone information or an agenda document. That makes it useful as a simple confidence monitor on a laptop, podium screen, second monitor, or projected room display.

Use it for talks, lectures, workshops, demos, pitches, conference sessions, student presentations, and rehearsal runs. The large display helps a speaker glance at the remaining time without turning the page into a control panel.

• Presets cover common short talks, classroom presentations, demos, and longer sessions.
• Custom minutes handle unusual time slots, rehearsal targets, or short Q&A buffers.
• Final beeps can mark the last five seconds when Sound is enabled.
• Fullscreen keeps the display readable for rehearsal rooms, podiums, projectors, and shared screens.

This is a browser-based presentation timer, not professional AV timing equipment and not an official event compliance tool. Keep the page visible if you rely on the display, test sound before the session if you plan to use beeps, and use the venue's timing rules when a talk has formal requirements.

For structured agenda timing, use the meeting timer. For a speaker-focused countdown with warning thresholds, use the speech timer. For a date-based launch or event, use the event countdown. For the simplest projected countdown, try the fullscreen timer. For student-facing classroom activities, use the classroom timer.

Can I use this as a rehearsal timer?

Yes. Pick the time limit you expect for the real talk, run through the material, and use the remaining-time display to learn where you tend to speed up or run long.

Does fullscreen remove distractions?

Fullscreen focuses the view on the timer controls and large digits. Active fullscreen views do not include ad placements.

Is this a meeting timer?

It can time a meeting segment, but the meeting timer is better when the main job is agenda timeboxing instead of speaker timing.