Average time calculator

Find the average, total, median, shortest and longest of a list of durations.

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Updated 2026-09-20

Using Average time calculator

Enter elapsed durations, not times on a clock. The mean divides their total by their count; the median is the middle sorted duration, or the mean of the middle pair. Blank lines are ignored.

A worked example

Durations of 1:30, 2:00 and 2:30 entered as 0:01:30, 0:02:00 and 0:02:30 average 2 minutes, with a 6-minute total.

Before you use the result

Use h:mm:ss or h:mm, where the first part is always hours. Negative values are rejected. Up to 10,000 durations; displayed clock values round to whole seconds.

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