PomoClass

Notion Pomodoro Widget

A free Pomodoro timer widget you can embed in Notion, blogs, and any website. Customize your focus and break durations, pick a theme, copy the link — done in 30 seconds.

Free · No signup · Light & dark themes

Customize your widget

Adjust the timer to your workflow. The embed link below updates automatically as you change the options.

Quick presets

https://www.pomoclass.com/widget?work=25&short=5&long=15&theme=light
<iframe src="https://www.pomoclass.com/widget?work=25&short=5&long=15&theme=light" width="100%" height="360" style="border:0;border-radius:12px;" title="Pomodoro Timer — PomoClass" loading="lazy"></iframe>

How to add the Pomodoro widget to Notion

  1. 1Customize the timer above and click "Copy link".
  2. 2In Notion, type /embed on any page and press Enter.
  3. 3Paste the link and click "Embed link".
  4. 4Drag the corners to resize the widget — it adapts to any size, from a narrow sidebar column to full width.

How the widget works

Long break every 4 sessions

After four focus sessions the widget switches to your long break on its own, then back to focus.

Sound after the first click

Browsers only allow sound once you've clicked inside the page. Press Start once and a soft chime plays at the end of every session.

Settings live in the link

There's nothing to log into. Your durations, theme and language are part of the link, so every widget you embed keeps its own setup.

In your language

The buttons follow the language of this page: English, Turkish, Spanish or Portuguese.

Ideas for your Notion page

Study dashboard

Put the widget in a column next to your lecture notes or homework list, so the timer is always one click away.

Daily planner

Add it to the top of your daily page, above today's to-dos, and start the first session the moment you open Notion.

Dark setups

Choose the dark theme for dark-mode Notion pages and aesthetic dashboards, so the widget blends in instead of standing out as a white box.

Works everywhere, not just Notion

The widget is a simple embeddable page, so it works anywhere iframes are allowed: personal blogs, WordPress sites, online classrooms, dashboards, and study-with-me pages. It's free, has no ads, and never asks your visitors to sign up.

Want streaks, tasks & stats with your Pomodoros?

The widget keeps you focused inside Notion. The full PomoClass app links every session to a task, builds daily streaks, and shows your focus analytics — free.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the Notion Pomodoro widget free?

Yes — completely free, with no ads and no signup. Customize it, embed it, and use it as much as you want.

Can I change the focus and break durations?

Yes. Use the options above to set your focus, short break, and long break lengths (for example 50/10 for deep work). The settings are saved in the link itself, so your Notion page always loads your custom timer.

Does the widget have a dark mode?

Yes. Choose the dark theme in the customizer and the widget will match dark Notion pages and dashboards.

Does the timer keep running when the tab is in the background?

Yes. The countdown is based on real clock time, so it stays accurate even when the browser throttles background tabs, and it plays a gentle chime when a session ends.

How do I add a Pomodoro timer to Notion?

Customize the timer on this page and click "Copy link". In Notion, type /embed on any page, paste the link and click "Embed link". Drag the corners to resize it — it takes about 30 seconds and works on free Notion plans.

Why does Notion show a link instead of the timer?

When you paste the link directly into a page, Notion asks how to show it — choose "Embed" rather than "Bookmark" or "Mention". You can also start with the /embed block, which always creates a live widget.

Why don't I hear the chime?

Browsers block sound until you click inside the page. Press Start in the widget once and the chime will play at the end of each session. If you still hear nothing, check that the browser tab and your device aren't muted.

Can I use different timers on different pages?

Yes. Each link carries its own settings, so you can embed a 50/10 timer on your work page and a 25/5 timer on your study page.