Animated Timers
Timer pages with animation — each lives at its own URL so they stay performance-isolated from the main timer.
Animated countdown timers for calmer screens
The animated timer hub collects countdown pages that add gentle motion around the timer without loading animation code on the main timer. Use them for meditation breaks, focus sessions, classroom waiting screens, livestream intermissions, and presentation holds where a static background feels too plain but the digits still need to stay readable.
Each animated countdown lives on its own URL. That keeps the homepage fast, lets you bookmark a specific scene, and makes it easier to paste a prepared animated timer into a projector, screen-share, or browser source. The hub links to calm abstract timers such as Wave Ring, quiet illustrated timers such as Relax, and lighter character or travel scenes for friendlier countdown displays.
When to use an animated timer
Animated timers work best when the countdown is part of the room atmosphere: breathing exercises, stretch breaks, event lobby screens, study sessions, livestream starting-soon scenes, and low-pressure classroom activities. If you need the leanest possible timer, use the main timer. If a little motion helps people notice the screen without distracting them, choose one of the animated pages here.
Motion, performance, and OBS
Animation routes respect reduced-motion preferences where the underlying scene supports it, and the animation code is isolated from the homepage bundle. For streaming, copy the animated timer URL into OBS, Streamlabs, XSplit, or vMix as a browser source, then use the normal timer settings for text, duration, colour, and sound.