Gantt chart
Lay out your tasks on a calendar with months, week numbers and days. Draw a bar with the mouse, stretch it, link it to the next one: the schedule updates itself. Everything stays in your browser.
Première fois ? Le déroulé, pas à pas
- Appuyez sur « Nouveau planning », ou sur « Voir un exemple » pour partir d'un planning déjà rempli.
- Dans le tableau, tapez le nom d'une tâche dans « Ajouter une tâche… » et validez avec Entrée ; enchaînez les suivantes.
- Dans le calendrier, glissez une barre pour la déplacer et tirez ses bords pour changer ses dates. Pour lier deux tâches, glissez le point au bout de la barre vers celle qui doit suivre.
- Appuyez sur « Télécharger » et choisissez « PDF A4 paysage », « Image PNG » ou « Classeur Excel (.xlsx) ».
Conseils
- Pour faire circuler le planning, envoyez le PDF : il se lit partout, et rouvert ici avec « Ouvrir un planning », tout redevient modifiable.
- Rangez les tâches en phases : Alt + → place une tâche dans la phase du dessus, dont les dates se calculent alors toutes seules.
- Vous partez d'un tableau Excel ? Téléchargez d'abord un planning au format Excel depuis l'outil, complétez le tableau, puis rouvrez-le ici : les colonnes seront reconnues.
- Au doigt, glisser dans la zone vide fait défiler le calendrier au lieu de dessiner : ajoutez vos tâches par le tableau, avec le bouton « Tâche ».
Open a PDF or a .json file downloaded here, or import an Excel table (.xlsx, .csv). You can also drop the file on this page.
Your schedule is created and edited on your device: it is neither sent to us nor stored by us. It is kept in this browser so you can resume later; you can erase it at any time.
- A real calendarMonths, week numbers and days at the top of the schedule, weekends shaded, today marked. Zoom from a day to a year.
- Draw rather than typeType task names like a list, then drag the bars: moving, stretching and linking are all done with the mouse.
- Tasks that follow one anotherLink two tasks: if the first slips, the next one moves. Group them into phases, mark milestones.
- Ready to shareA4 or A3 PDF on one page, an image for a presentation, a table for Excel. The PDF reopens here to carry on.
Good to know
Is my schedule sent anywhere?
No. The schedule is created, calculated and drawn by your browser, on your device. Nothing goes through our server: you can go offline once the page is open. It is kept in this browser's storage so you can resume; the “Erase from this device” link removes it.
How do I create a task?
In two ways. In the table, type a name in the last row and press Enter: the task is placed after the previous one, and you can keep adding. Or in the calendar, drag the mouse in the empty area below the tasks: the bar you draw becomes a task. Then drag the bar to move it and pull its edges to change its dates.
Which rule do the week numbers follow?
ISO 8601, the standard used by diaries in France, Germany, Switzerland and the UK: the week starts on Monday, and week 1 is the one containing the first Thursday of the year (so 4 January). A year has 52 or 53 weeks. The numbers appear at the top of the calendar, in each task's panel and in the exports.
How do I link two tasks?
Hover over a bar: a dot appears at its right end. Drag it to the task that must follow. An arrow joins the two, and the second can no longer start before the first ends: if the first is delayed, the following ones move. Click an arrow and press Delete to remove the link. Automatic shifting can be turned off in the options.
Are weekends and public holidays counted?
By default, Saturdays and Sundays are not worked: a 5-day task starting on a Thursday ends the following Wednesday, and a task never starts at a weekend. Untick “Do not count weekends” in the options to count calendar days. Public holidays are not taken into account for now.
What are phases and milestones for?
A phase groups tasks: indent a task (button in the panel or Alt + →) and the one above becomes its phase. Its dates and progress are calculated from its tasks, and it folds with one click. A milestone is a key date with no duration (delivery, approval, acceptance), shown as a diamond.
Can I resume or share my schedule?
Yes. The downloaded PDF contains the schedule: it opens normally everywhere, and if you reopen it here, everything becomes editable again. You can also save a laid-out Excel workbook (the task table and the schedule drawn in colour, ready to print), a PNG image for a presentation, or the schedule file (.json).
How do I import a schedule from Excel?
Open an .xlsx workbook or a .csv file: the first sheet is read, and the columns are recognised by their headings. You need a Task (or Name) column and a Start column, then End or Duration; optionally Progress, Owner, Level (0, 1, 2… to put tasks into phases), Milestone and Starts after (the numbers of the preceding tasks). French and German headings are accepted too (Tâche, Début, Fin, Aufgabe, Beginn, Ende…). The easiest way: download a schedule as Excel from the tool, fill in the table, then open it here again.
Useful shortcuts
- Entrée next task, or new task
- Alt + ↑ ↓ move up, move down
- Alt + → ← put into a phase, take out
- Ctrl + D duplicate
- Suppr delete the selected task or link
- Ctrl + Z / Y undo, redo
- Ctrl + wheel: zoom the calendar
- T back to today