50 Minute Pomodoro Timer

Fifty minutes is the “long Pomodoro” — a double-length sprint for work that needs a real run-up, with the red dial's wedge shrinking slowly across a deeper block of focus.

Why a 50-minute Pomodoro dial works

Long Pomodoros — a 50/10 sprint for deeper, uninterrupted work
Flow-state tasks — long enough to settle into demanding work
Writing & coding — a sustained block before a proper break
Study sessions — a longer revision run for harder material
Focused reading — an extended, distraction-free stretch

About the 50 Minute Pomodoro Timer

Fifty minutes suits work that needs momentum — the slowly shrinking wedge marks a longer sprint, then earns you a full ten-minute break to recharge.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the 50 minute pomodoro timer keep accurate time in the background?

Yes. It counts down against the real clock rather than ticking in the tab, so your 50 minute pomodoro timer stays accurate even if you switch tabs or lock your screen — and the alarm still sounds at zero.

Can I change the duration, or switch away from the pomodoro clockface?

This page opens preset to 50 minutes on the Pomodoro clockface, but you can set any duration and switch to a different clockface at any time using the controls below the timer.