118 Second Timer

Looking for a short burst of time that feels just right? The 118 second timer gives you exactly 1 minute and 58 seconds—long enough to get something done, short enough to stay focused. Whether you’re using it for a quick break, a timed task, or a reset moment, this countdown timer fits beautifully into your daily routine.

Why a Timer for 118 Seconds Makes Sense

Timers are powerful because they give structure to time that might otherwise slip by. A timer for 118 seconds is great for micro-tasks: sending that one email, doing a few yoga poses, or clearing your desk. The specific duration creates a small sense of urgency—no time to procrastinate, just enough to act.

• Short productivity sprints: Use the 118 second timer for a focused sprint—perfect for tasks like writing a few lines, checking off one to-do item, or sorting digital files. Pair it with a pomodoro timer to stay in flow.
• Physical movement: Take a break from sitting with nearly 2 minutes of movement. It’s a perfect interval for a quick cardio burst or a few yoga poses using a yoga session timer.
• Creative boosts: Set the timer and see what you can draw, write, or brainstorm in 118 seconds. This timer tool is just right for unlocking spontaneous creativity.

One 118 Second Timer Can Make a Big Difference

Need to start something but can’t commit to a full block of time? The one 118 second timer helps you begin with minimal resistance. It’s often enough to kickstart a task—after which, you’re more likely to keep going. This timer helps you beat inertia and build momentum.

Fun Fact About 118 Seconds

Here’s a fun one: If you listen to average pop songs that are around 3-4 minutes long, in 118 seconds you’re already halfway through the track. It’s enough time to enjoy a catchy chorus and maybe even a verse or two—perfect for a mood boost while you work.

Discover More Useful Timers

Short timers are great tools for staying intentional with your time. If 118 seconds feels good, try out these similar or complementary durations:

Never underestimate what you can do in under two minutes. The right timer can turn small moments into powerful productivity bursts or peaceful pauses—whichever you need most in the moment.