Planning
Build a plan in minutes
Add tasks, drag them into place and stretch a bar to change its dates. Open any task to set its dates, its list and the people working on it.
How to create a Gantt chartPlan every project on one timeline. Link the tasks that depend on each other, see who is doing what, and keep everyone working to the same dates.
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From the first task to the final deadline, every project and everyone working on it stays in one chart.
Planning
Add tasks, drag them into place and stretch a bar to change its dates. Open any task to set its dates, its list and the people working on it.
How to create a Gantt chart
Dependencies
Link tasks so one starts when another ends. The critical path shows the chain that cannot slip, and auto scheduling moves the rest when a date changes.
About the critical path
Workload
Put people on tasks and switch to Workload to see each person's hours, day by day, across every project. A busy week shows up before it becomes a late one.
About resource leveling
Sharing
Send clients and stakeholders a link to the live chart. They see the current plan without an account, and you can turn the link off whenever you like.
Presenting a timeline to clientsBring your team in, start from a ready-made plan, and take the chart wherever it needs to go.
Invite your team and your clients. Give each person a role, choose which projects they can open, and keep clients to viewing.
Get started
Pick one of 26 ready-made plans, from events and product launches to hiring and onboarding, then adapt the dates to yours.
Browse templates
Export the chart as a PDF or an image for a report, to Excel for a spreadsheet, or as Microsoft Project XML for teams that use Project.
Get startedPlan as many projects as you need, with as many tasks as they take, and share them with anyone. Ganttile is built and maintained by the team behind Breeze.
A Gantt chart lays a project out on a timeline. Each task is a bar that starts and ends on its dates, so you can see at a glance what happens when, what overlaps and what has to finish before something else can start.
Yes. Creating charts, projects, tasks, dependencies and milestones, using the templates, exporting and sharing read-only links cost nothing.
Ganttile is made by the people behind Breeze, a simple project management tool with project boards and task lists. The Gantt chart is part of Breeze too. Ganttile exists to give anyone a quick way to plan a project on a timeline.
Yes. Pick the projects you want and Ganttile shows them together in one chart, each with its own phases, tasks and dependencies, so you can see how they line up against each other.
The critical path is the chain of linked tasks that decides the project's finish date. A delay on any of them moves the end of the project. Turn it on in the chart settings and those tasks are highlighted.
With auto scheduling on, a task that depends on another moves with it. Push a task back a few days and every task linked after it follows, so the plan stays consistent without moving bars one by one.
Yes. Create a read-only link and send it to anyone. They see the live chart in their browser, can export it, and cannot change anything. Turn the link off at any time.
Yes. Ganttile exports Excel files and Microsoft Project XML, which Project opens, as well as PDF and image files. It cannot open Project's own .mpp files.
Your first Gantt chart is a few minutes away, and it is free.