This preset displays time as a shrinking circle with the numbers hidden. Use it if you prefer a visual cue while planning a task. It does not assess ADHD, provide treatment or promise a change in focus or behavior.
This page starts with the numbers hidden. Choose a duration for one task, decide what comes next and keep the display visible. Pause or stop whenever you need to adjust the activity.
Ideas for using it
- Starting homework or chores
- Focus sprints with breaks
- Warnings before transitions
- Keeping meetings and calls on time
How to use the timer
- Tap a time (or type your own, like 7, 2:30 or 1h 15m) and press Start.
- Use Full screen on a supported browser to show the timer on a projector, smartboard or TV. Check the actual display before relying on it.
- When the time is up, the timer shows Time’s up! and attempts to play a chime if sound is on. Keep the device awake and test the audio first. Reset prepares another round.
Timers by length
Quick countdowns · up to 2 minutes
Short activities · 3–20 minutes
Longer sessions · 25 minutes and up
Add this visual timer for adhd to your website
Teachers can put it on a class website or Google Sites page: paste this free, ad-free embed code into a page that allows iframes. Full screen also depends on the host page and browser allowing it. Check the preview and adjust the iframe height in your site editor if it is clipped; test the published page before an activity.
More timers
Countdowns
Frequently asked questions
What does this ADHD timer preset change?
It starts at 15 minutes with the digits hidden. You can change the duration, show the numbers, mute the chime or choose another style. This is a display preset, not a clinically tested intervention.
What time length should I start with?
Choose a duration that fits one specific task and adjust it based on your experience. The default is a convenient starting setting, not a medical recommendation.