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Start focused YouTube study sessions with a topic search, custom timer, and automatic stop screen. YouTube Study Timer helps you use YouTube as a study tool, not an endless distraction loop. Open YouTube with a clear learning goal: enter a study topic, choose your study time, and start a focused YouTube search session. While the timer runs, you stay tied to your study topic. When time is up, YouTube stops and shows a session complete screen. This is built for students, language learners, programmers, tutorial watchers, researchers, and anyone who learns on YouTube but wants a clear stopping point. Key features: • YouTube study timer for focused learning sessions • Start every session from a study topic search • Custom study duration from 1 to 720 minutes • Automatic stop screen when your timer ends • New Study button to start again with a fresh topic • Emergency Access for regular YouTube use when needed • Extension Power switch to turn all controls on or off • Optional hiding for related videos, comments, and the home feed Use it when you want to: • Study with YouTube without drifting into random videos • Keep YouTube learning sessions time-boxed • Search for one topic and stay focused • Stop when your planned study time ends • Turn YouTube into a more intentional learning tool No account required. No complicated setup. No personal data is collected. Your settings and session state are stored in Chrome sync storage. Search. Learn. Stop. Use YouTube for learning, then get back to your life.
May 6, 2026
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