
Choose "Different Times" from the list. Next, enter your preferred minutes for Player 1 and Player 2 separately. After entering the times, press "Start Game" to start with the desired lengths. This function is convenient for personalized training or competitive matching.
Press the Spacebar at any moment to pause the game. The timer will be halted so that you can take a break. To continue, press the Spacebar again, and the game will begin from where it stopped. This handy feature assists smoothly in case of interruptions. You can further choose the top play and pause button.
To restart, tap the "R" button or the undo arrow at the top of the interface. This clears the game board and timers so that you can begin anew.
Use the Enter key to alternate turns between players. This is a fast and convenient way, particularly for online gaming use. It provides smooth game progression and timely timer control.
To change settings such as timers or restart the game, press the Esc key to leave the present setup or game mode. Then, enter the setup menu once more to make changes prior to beginning a new game.
Yes, Chess Timer is responsive and has good support on both desktop and mobile. Buttons and controls are touch-optimized to provide a smooth and accessible experience on both platforms.
Yes, our Chess Timer is web-based, allowing you to use it on any device with an internet connection.
No, there is no requirement for registration to use our tool. Access the tool by opening the feature on your device's browser.
Yes, the timer is prominently displayed, ensuring players stay informed.
Absolutely! Our Chess Timer is versatile and perfect for both casual games and tournaments.
There are three special moves in chess. They are promotion, en passant, and castling.
Our Chess Timer is compatible with popular browsers like Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and more.
The three main ways to end a chess game are checkmate, resignation, and timeout.
There's no fixed limit. Enjoy games of varying lengths by adjusting time settings to suit your desired pace.
The different time durations available in chess are Bullet (2 to 3 minutes per player), Blitz (3 to 5 minutes per player), and Standard (15 minutes per player and more).
The chess clock is used to track the remaining time of a player. If a player runs out of time, it means the player lost the game. The clock helps you to make quick, informed decisions during the game.