How to use the Time Table Maker
- Set a title, the days you study and the number of periods.
- Type the start and end time of each period in the first column.
- Fill in each subject or activity.
- Print it, or download a CSV to open in Excel or Google Sheets.
Tips for a study timetable that works
- Put hard subjects at the time of day you focus best.
- Study in 45 to 50 minute blocks with 10 minute breaks.
- Leave one slot a day free to catch up.
- Review weekly and adjust.
Track results with the GPA Calculator or Marks Percentage Calculator.
Frequently asked questions
Is my timetable saved?
Yes, in your browser's local storage, so it stays when you come back on the same device and browser.
Can I print my timetable?
Yes. Click Print to get a clean, printable table.
Can I open it in Excel or Google Sheets?
Click Download CSV and open the file.
How many periods can I add?
Up to 14 periods a day, for 5, 6 or 7 days.
Can teachers use this?
Yes. Add the class or room in each cell, for example "Maths – Room 4".
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