Gantt Chart Maker Gantt Charts
Describe your project and get a clean, professional gantt chart in seconds, with task bars laid across a timeline, milestones marked, and dependencies shown. Software sprints, construction schedules, marketing campaigns, and more.
Gantt Chart Maker
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Gantt Chart Examples
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Software Project Gantt Chart
A multi-phase software project gantt with sprint tasks, dependency arrows, and a launch milestone.
Construction Project Schedule
A construction project schedule with sequential phases, contractor tasks, and inspection milestones.
Marketing Campaign Gantt
A marketing campaign timeline with research, creative production, channel launches, and performance review.
Gantt Chart with Task Dependencies
A dependency-focused gantt chart with finish-to-start and start-to-start arrows clearly drawn between tasks.
Gantt Chart with Milestones
A project gantt chart with multiple diamond milestones marking phase gates, approvals, and the final delivery.
Simple 5-Task Project Gantt
A clean, easy-to-read gantt chart for a small project with five sequential and parallel tasks.
What is a gantt chart maker?
A gantt chart maker is a tool that builds a visual project timeline for you. A gantt chart shows a list of tasks on the left and horizontal bars stretched across a calendar grid on the right, so you can see at a glance what work is happening, when it starts and ends, how long it lasts, and which tasks depend on others. Figviz generates gantt charts from a plain description of your project, so you skip the spreadsheet setup and get straight to a shareable visual.
How to make a gantt chart
Key elements of a gantt chart
What is a gantt chart used for?
Gantt charts are the standard tool for visualizing project schedules across industries. Software teams use them to plan sprints and releases. Construction managers use them to sequence contractor phases. Marketing teams use them to coordinate campaign launches. Event planners use them to track vendor deadlines. Any project with multiple tasks, overlapping timelines, and dependencies benefits from a gantt chart because it makes the schedule visible to the whole team at once.
Tips for a clear, useful gantt chart
Keep tasks at a consistent level of detail: either all high-level phases or all individual work items, not a mix. Use a time unit (days, weeks, months) that matches the length of your project. Mark only the most important milestones so the chart stays readable. Call out the critical path, the chain of dependent tasks that determines the earliest finish date, so the team knows where delays will matter most. If your chart will be printed or projected, use the 16:9 aspect ratio and a style with high contrast labels.
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