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Add countdown timers, stopwatches, clocks, and dates to Google Slides. No account needed and no premium paywall. Add live countdown timers, stopwatches, clocks, and dates directly inside Google Slides presentations. Just type a tag like <<5:00->> or <<time>> into any text box, then start presentation mode. Slides Timer replaces the tag with live output while you present. Core features - Countdown timer tags - Count-up stopwatch tags - Live clock tags - Date tags - Keyboard shortcuts: Y = pause or resume, R = reset - Works inside real Google Slides presentation mode - Minimal permission footprint How it works 1. Open any Google Slides presentation 2. Type a tag like <<5:00->> in a text box 3. Start presentation mode 4. Watch the timer appear and update live Example tags - <<5:00->> for a 5 minute countdown - <<2:00+>> for a stopwatch - <<time>> for the current time - <<date>> for the current date Why users like it - Simple setup - No separate timer window - Clean Welcome page with 3-step onboarding - Popup with quick copy tags - Designed for teachers, trainers, and presenters Important note Timers only appear in presentation mode. In edit mode, the original tag text stays visible. Privacy and trust - Uses local browser storage only - No account system - No backend required for core timer rendering - No premium paywall Support support@extpilot.com Made by ExtPilot https://extpilot.com
May 15, 2026
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