YOUR BULLPEN. YOUR RHYTHM.
Free Baseball Pitch Clock Online
Less setup. More time on the mound.
SECONDS REMAINING
Ready when you are
Practice / unofficial timing · No automatic calls
Timing interrupted while this page was hidden. Confirm the situation before resuming.
Keyboard: Space to start/pause · Enter for pitch motion · R to reset
BUILT FOR THE PERSON HOLDING THE CLOCK
Three steps. One clear job.
- Choose a preset for the situation.
- Press Start when the operator judges play ready.
- Tap Pitch Motion when the pitcher begins delivery. Reset manually for the next pitch.
FROM THE MOUND TO THE NEXT REP
Practice with a purpose.
Keep the phone safely off the throwing path. A coach handles live timing; solo mode provides interval cues.
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Need a baseball pitch clock without stadium hardware? Choose a situation, start when play is ready, and mark the beginning of delivery motion. An assistant operates the device so the pitcher can keep both hands free. Use Coach-Assisted Practice when you want a rep table and results, or Solo Rhythm for interval cues.
Can I use this on my phone?
Yes. The large controls work with touch or a keyboard. Place the phone safely away from the throwing area; use a coach for live observations. The field settings include fullscreen and a high-contrast display.
Does the pitch clock start automatically?
No. Game Clock always requires an operator to start each countdown. Between Batters is a separate manual 30-second phase. It never chains into a new pitch.
Does it make a sound at zero?
Only if you enable sound in Field Settings. Game sound is off by default. Browser audio can be blocked, especially with a locked screen or background tab, so keep the visual timer visible.
Can I use it offline?
On a supported secure connection, wait for the “Offline tools ready” message after the first visit. Cached tools can then reopen without a connection. Installation is optional; browser storage can still be cleared or evicted.
Is this an official MLB clock?
No. It is a free training and unofficial timing aid. It neither detects pitches nor applies balls, strikes or other penalties. Read the MLB rules explanation and NCAA version notes before choosing a profile.