Keep Every Presentation on Time
Use consistent timing for conference talks, sales pitches, training sessions, webinars and classroom presentations. A large countdown makes the remaining time clear without distracting the speaker.
Keep talks, pitches and presentations within their allotted time. Display a clear countdown for the speaker while a moderator or event operator controls it from another device.
Create a presentation timerUse this timer on a second screen with PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides, or create a room for remote Operator and Viewer links.
Use consistent timing for conference talks, sales pitches, training sessions, webinars and classroom presentations. A large countdown makes the remaining time clear without distracting the speaker.
A moderator or event operator can start, pause, reset or add time from another device. There is no need to walk to the presentation computer or interrupt the talk.
The presenter can see the remaining time, a visible running state and overtime when a talk passes zero. Operators can also add a direct wrap-up message.
Send concise cues such as “5 minutes remaining”, “Please wrap up”, “Slow down”, “Skip to questions” or “Microphone check” to the private presenter display.
Run the timer on a separate confidence monitor, tablet or browser window alongside PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides. No presentation plugin is required.
Create a room, add the talk duration, then share the Viewer link with the presenter and the Operator link with the moderator.
Teachers can give every student the same speaking time and keep transitions predictable. See the online classroom timer guide.
No. The Viewer link shows the countdown and messages without controller buttons.
Yes. Share the Operator link with the moderator or production team.
Yes. Run it in a separate browser window, monitor or tablet alongside PowerPoint.
Yes. The display can continue into overtime so the speaker knows exactly how far over time they are.
Yes. Open the Viewer and use the browser fullscreen control.