Pomodoro Widget for your website

Help visitors stay focused with a customizable Pomodoro timer. Set work sessions, short breaks, long breaks, sequence behavior, built-in or custom MP3 alarms, colors, and responsive display settings in a no-code builder.

How to add a Pomodoro Widget

Set your focus sessions

Set your focus sessions

Choose Pomodoro, short break, and long break durations, then edit the labels visitors see.

Customize the timer style

Customize the timer style

Match your site with presets, colors, sizing, rounded corners, shadows, and custom CSS.

Embed it on your website

Embed it on your website

Preview the responsive timer, copy the embed code, and add it anywhere people need a focus cue.

Create a focus timer that fits your page

Set work and break durations

Configure Pomodoro, short break, and long break timers with editable labels so the widget fits study, work, training, or wellness routines.

Set work and break durations

Guide visitors through a Pomodoro sequence

Automatically move from focus sessions to short breaks and show a long break after a configurable number of completed Pomodoros.

Guide visitors through a Pomodoro sequence

Give visitors simple timer controls

Visitors can switch timer modes, start, pause, and restart without leaving your page. Button labels are editable for your audience.

Give visitors simple timer controls

Match the timer to your brand

Choose design styles, calm presets, or custom colors, then tune typography sizes, card width, padding, border radius, shadows, and scoped custom CSS.

Match the timer to your brand

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Add Jotform widgets to your website with a simple embed code. Customize the widget, preview how it looks, and paste it into any page that supports custom HTML or embed blocks to all platforms, no developer required.

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Get support when you need it

If you need help setting up, customizing, embedding, or troubleshooting your widget, Jotform’s customer support team is available 24/7. You can move forward with confidence, knowing help is there when you need it.

Where to use your Pomodoro Widget

Add the widget anywhere visitors benefit from a visible focus timer and built-in breaks.

Online course pages to help students work through lessons in manageable focus sessions.

Productivity blogs to give readers a practical timer alongside articles and worksheets.

Team intranets to support shared focus sprints and break reminders.

Study resource pages to give learners a simple Pomodoro routine without another app.

Wellness pages to balance focused work with recurring short and long breaks.

Personal dashboards to keep a lightweight timer near tasks, goals, or planning tools.

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FAQ

  • What is a Pomodoro Widget?

    A Pomodoro Widget is an embedded timer that alternates focused work sessions with short and long breaks. It helps website visitors stay on task without opening a separate timer app.

  • Can I change the Pomodoro time?

  • Can visitors pause or restart the timer?

  • Does it support automatic Pomodoro sequences?

  • Can I customize the design?

  • Does it play an alarm?

  • Does it work on mobile?

  • Do I need to write code?