Four display formats
Choose milliseconds (00:00.000), centiseconds (00:00.00), deciseconds (00:00.0), or seconds (00:00).
Measure elapsed time in a browser, record laps, choose a display format, and export a session as CSV. The controls are available on responsive desktop and mobile layouts.
Choose milliseconds (00:00.000), centiseconds (00:00.00), deciseconds (00:00.0), or seconds (00:00).
Add lap records during a running session and review the recorded durations in the list.
Download lap and session data as CSV for a spreadsheet or another analysis tool.
Adjust the font, size, colors, position, background, and fullscreen presentation.
See how lap splits and cumulative totals fit together in a fixed five-row sample, with matching CSV and JSON downloads.
The stopwatch derives elapsed time from the browser performance clock rather than assuming that every visible update runs on schedule. Browser throttling can still affect screen refresh, so check the page for important measurements.
Fullscreen can request the Screen Wake Lock API when the browser and device support it. Keep this tab open for the session, and note that the browser or device may release Wake Lock. Audio, if used by the page, may be limited by browser permission or device settings.
Elapsed time is derived from the browser performance clock, while the display format is selected in the stopwatch controls. Practical precision depends on the browser and device.
Yes. Record laps during a session, review lap statistics, and export the recorded data to CSV.
Choose milliseconds (00:00.000), centiseconds (00:00.00), deciseconds (00:00.0), or seconds only (00:00).
The stopwatch calculates elapsed time from timestamps rather than counting visible update callbacks. Browser throttling can affect screen refresh, so check the page for important measurements.
You can change fonts, size, colors, position, background, and fullscreen presentation. Settings are kept locally in the browser.