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Record as many laps as you like. Use Copy Laps to copy them to your clipboard.
Track elapsed time and laps directly in your browser. No uploads required, no tracking, and no signup needed.
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Record as many laps as you like. Use Copy Laps to copy them to your clipboard.
No laps yet. Start the stopwatch and record a lap.
This stopwatch uses high-resolution browser timing to track elapsed time with hundredth-second precision. You can start, stop, restart, and record lap splits in one view.
Record as many laps as you need. Each lap shows its split and cumulative total, and the list scrolls as it grows. Nothing is copied to your clipboard until you click Copy Laps. Your data stays local and never leaves your device.
Yes. Elapsed time is measured from a high-resolution timestamp rather than by counting frames, so the reading is correct when you return. The on-screen number may pause updating while the tab is in the background, then jump to the right value once it is visible again.
Total is the cumulative time since you started the stopwatch. Split is the time between that lap and the previous one, so it measures how long that single segment took.
No. The timer and lap list live only in the page's memory, so refreshing, closing the tab, or restarting the stopwatch clears them. Use Copy Laps first if you want to keep the results.
It copies plain text with one line per lap, each showing the lap number, cumulative total, and split time in minutes:seconds.hundredths. You can paste it into any notes app or spreadsheet.
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