Presentation Timer
Traffic light display for speakers and presenters
Visual time management with green, yellow, and red phases.
Choose presentation length:
Continue presenting
Tip: Press F for fullscreen. Traffic light shows green (>50%), yellow (25-50%), red (<25%) time remaining.
Why Use a Presentation Timer?
Effective time management is crucial for successful presentations. A presentation timer with traffic light display provides clear visual cues that help speakers stay on track without constantly checking the clock.
The traffic light system is intuitive: green means plenty of time, yellow signals it's time to wrap up, and red indicates time is almost up. This allows presenters to focus on their content while maintaining awareness of time.
Traffic Light Phases
Green (50%+ remaining)
You have plenty of time. Continue at your normal pace.
Yellow (25-50% remaining)
You're past halfway. Start thinking about your conclusion.
Red (<25% remaining)
Time to wrap up. Finish your final points and conclude.
Features
Preset Durations
Choose from 5-90 minute presets for lightning talks, standard presentations, or workshops.
QR Code Sharing
Generate a QR code to share the timer with your audience or event organizers.
Silent Mode
Screen flashes instead of sound alerts for quiet environments.
Add/Remove Time
Adjust time on the fly with +/- 1 minute buttons during your presentation.
Presentation Tips
Practice with the Timer
Rehearse your presentation multiple times with the timer to get comfortable with pacing.
Use Fullscreen Mode
Press F for fullscreen. The large display is visible from across the room.
Plan for Yellow
When you see yellow, you should be transitioning to your conclusion or summary.
Leave Time for Q&A
If you plan to take questions, set your timer shorter than your allotted time.
Use Cases
Conference Talks
Keep your conference presentation on time.
Business Meetings
Keep meeting presentations focused and efficient.
Academic Lectures
Time lectures and student presentations.
Workshops
Manage workshop segments and exercises.