About this tool
A class schedule maker (also called a timetable maker or weekly planner grid) lets you lay out your lessons in a table of weekdays and periods and keep it as a picture.
Tap any cell to open the editor, type the subject name, choose one of eight soft colours and press Save cell.
Use the Saturday switch to add a sixth day and the plus and minus buttons to change the number of periods between 4 and 12.
For example, you can colour all major courses blue and electives pink so that a glance shows the balance of your week. How do I make a timetable for university?
Count the periods you have on each day, block in fixed classes first, then add labs or study blocks in the empty cells. Can I save the timetable as an image? Yes.
Press Save as image to download a PNG that fits a phone wallpaper or a chat message. Where is my data kept?
Only in this browser on this device through local storage, so it is not uploaded and will disappear if you clear browser data. You do not need to type a school name; a simple title such as Spring semester is enough.
Subject names are limited to 20 characters, and long names wrap onto up to three lines in the image. If you also want to plan study sessions, try the Online Timer or the Study Time Log.
How to use
- Tap a cell in the grid to open the editor.
- Type the subject name, pick a colour and press Save cell.
- Add Saturday or change the number of periods if you need to.
- Press Save as image to download your timetable as a PNG.