Flow at your pace
Yoga Pose Timer
Run a simple yoga practice with timed pose holds, optional rest breaks, a preparation countdown, gentle sound cues, and a big calming visual display.
Customize your yoga pose timer
Tip: type your own pose names separated by commas, or leave the default list for a simple beginner-friendly flow.
How to use this yoga interval timer
- Pick a preset or enter your own number of poses, hold length, rest length, and preparation time.
- Edit the pose list if you want the timer to display your own routine.
- Press start and move steadily when the timer cues the next pose or rest break.
- Keep each pose comfortable. Stop if you feel sharp pain, dizziness, numbness, or instability.
Simple beginner yoga flow idea
Try mountain pose, forward fold, low lunge, downward dog, warrior II, triangle, seated twist, and child’s pose. Use 45 second holds for a calm daily session, or shorten the holds when you want a faster warmup flow.
Yoga pose timer FAQ
How long should each yoga pose be timed?
For an easy home practice, 30 to 60 seconds per pose is a practical starting range. Longer 90 second holds are better for slower stretching and yin-inspired routines.
Can I add my own yoga pose names?
Yes. Edit the pose list field and separate each pose with a comma. The timer will cycle through your custom pose names.
Can I use this for sun salutations?
Yes. Choose the sun salutation preset for shorter 20 second phases with no rest, or customize the hold length to match your pace.
Can I use the timer without sound?
Yes. Tap the sound button to switch to a visual-only timer while keeping the large countdown and pose prompts on screen.