Make a project timeline that actually works
Not another infographic: a real schedule with dates you can drag, milestones, and one-click sharing. Free, in your browser, no sign-up.
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How to make a project timeline
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Start from scratch or a template
Pick a ready-made base — construction, event, launch, moving plan — or open a blank sheet.
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Add tasks with real dates
Type a start and end date for each task, or drag the bars right on the calendar.
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Export and share
Download as PDF, Excel or image, or send a live link by email in one click.
A planning tool, not a poster
A real schedule, not a drawing — every bar has actual dates
Drag to reschedule; milestones, notes and groups included
Export to Excel and your data stays editable
Free and private — your plan never leaves your browser
Frequently asked questions
What is a project timeline?
A project timeline lays your tasks out over a calendar, each one with a real start and end date drawn as a bar. It tells you what comes first, how long every step takes and when the whole plan wraps up.
Can I build it from a spreadsheet I already have?
Yes. If your tasks already live in a spreadsheet, we read it for you —names, dates and sections— and hand back an editable timeline within seconds. turn your Excel into a timeline
Is it really free? Do I need an account?
It is free, and no account is needed to build, edit or download your timeline. There is no card and no trial — you open the tool and get going.
Is a project timeline the same as a Gantt chart?
A timeline with one bar per task is technically a Gantt chart. The name is the only real difference — here you build one without knowing any of that. See the Gantt chart version