Click-to-add events
Click any empty slot and the editor opens with that day and time already filled in. Give it a name, pick the days it repeats, and pick a colour.
TimetableMaker
Free online timetable maker
Create a weekly timetable, class schedule or daily routine. Add your events, choose your colours, and export or share your plan. No sign-up.
Drag an event to another day or time. Only that occurrence moves. Press Escape to cancel. Click or press Enter to edit days and times without dragging.
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Start with an empty slot, or try a sample to see what’s possible.
An online schedule builder for your week
This free schedule maker keeps your classes, work and routines in one editable timetable. Choose the days and hours you need, make it readable, then take a copy with you.
Set your own hours
Start at 06:00 or 07:30, finish at 18:00 or 23:00, and choose 15, 30 or 60 minute intervals. Hide the weekend if you only need a working week.
Export to PNG, PDF or JSON
Download a crisp image for your wall or phone, print straight to PDF, or save a readable JSON snapshot of every event and setting.
Share with one link
The timetable is encoded into the URL, so you can copy a share link or embed snippet without creating an account.
Aesthetic timetable design
Make a colour coded schedule with one colour per subject or activity. Choose a font, solid colour, gradient or image background, then export your timetable design as a PNG.
Everything stays on your device
The timetable creator runs in your browser and saves your working copy in browser storage. Exported files stay with you; share links contain the timetable data, so send them only to people you want to see that copy.
How to make a timetable online
Start with one event. Build a week that works for you.
Add your events
Click a slot in the grid, name it, choose the weekdays it repeats on, and set the start and end time.
Tune the layout
Open Settings to trim the visible hours, switch the clock format, hide days you do not need, and adjust the title and font.
Style it
Open Background to apply a colour, a two-tone gradient, or an image behind the grid, and give each event its own colour.
Export and share
Download a PNG, print to PDF, save the JSON, or copy a share link to send the timetable to someone else.
A timetable planner for study, work and daily life
Use the same editable grid as a weekly schedule maker, student timetable or personal routine planner. These examples show what to put in each plan.
Weekly timetable maker
Build a Monday to Sunday timetable or show only your working days. Add recurring commitments once by selecting several weekdays, then fit appointments and free time around them. Start your week on Monday or Sunday in Settings.
Class and college schedule maker
Use the grid as a school timetable maker or personal university timetable planner. Add lectures, tutorials and labs at their confirmed times. For example, put a lecture on Monday and Wednesday from 09:00 to 10:00, then add travel time and study sessions separately. Keep room details in the event description.
Study timetable maker for students
Create a study schedule around school, college or work. Name each block after a concrete task, such as maths practice or essay revision, instead of filling every gap with a vague study label. Give subjects consistent colours and leave breaks and catch-up time between sessions. Review the plan when your workload changes.
Work schedule maker
Map your shifts, meetings, lunch breaks and focus time on a weekly grid. Add names to shift titles if you are preparing a small team rota. Share a link after checking each person's hours. It shares a snapshot: later edits need a new link, and rotating weeks need to be arranged manually.
Daily schedule and routine maker
Plan morning habits, meals, exercise, chores and downtime with time blocks. To make a daily timetable, open Settings and leave only the day you need visible. For a weekly routine, select the weekdays each activity repeats on. Adjust the start and end times to keep the useful part of your day in view.
Event days and itineraries
Arrange a run of show, travel itinerary or appointment schedule by day and time. Include preparation, travel and breaks alongside the main activities. The grid represents weekdays rather than dated calendar events, so put any relevant date in the timetable title before exporting or printing.
How to make a schedule you can follow
Once you have added your events, check that the timetable leaves enough room for the rest of your day.
Start with fixed commitments
Put classes, shifts, appointments or other immovable events into the weekly timetable first. Then add work, study and personal time around them. Leave some space between blocks for travel or a task that runs long.
Keep your timetable easy to read
Use short event names and a consistent colour for each kind of activity. Show only the days and hours you need. If the grid feels crowded, increase the time interval or move extra detail into event descriptions.
Review, export and share
Check the week for overlaps and unrealistic stretches. Drag an event to a better time, then save an image, print a PDF or share a link. Your editable copy stays in this browser.
Timetable maker questions
Everything you need to start making a timetable.
What is a timetable maker?
A timetable maker lets you arrange events by day and time in a visual grid. Use this timetable builder for weekly classes, shifts, study blocks, routines or event schedules. A time table maker or schedule creator describes the same kind of tool.
Is TimetableMaker free?
Yes. You can build, edit, export and share a timetable for free.
Do I need to sign up or create an account?
No. The builder works in your browser without an account.
How do I add, edit or move an event?
Click an empty time slot to add an event. Click an existing event to edit it, or drag it to another day or time.
Can I change the days and hours shown?
Yes. Open Settings to choose visible days, start and end times, time intervals and clock format.
Can I download or share my timetable?
Yes. Download a PNG or JSON file, use Print to save a PDF, or copy a share link. The link contains the timetable data, so anyone with it can view that copy.
Does this timetable generator plan my schedule automatically?
You choose the activities, days and times yourself. This timetable generator turns those entries into a visual weekly plan. It does not automatically assign subjects, allocate classrooms or resolve scheduling conflicts. Review the grid and move any overlapping events before sharing it.
Can I use a blank timetable as my own template?
Yes. Start with the empty grid, choose your visible days and hours, and add your own activities. Download a PNG or print a blank timetable before adding events if you want to fill it in by hand. There is no separate template gallery.
Can I make a schedule with 24-hour times?
Yes. Settings lets you switch between a 12-hour and 24-hour clock and choose your visible hours. Times run from 00:00 to 23:59. An event must finish later on the same day; split an overnight shift into separate events on each day.
Where is my timetable saved?
Your working timetable is saved in this browser's local storage. It remains available here until you clear the timetable or browser data.