Gantry
Excel gantt chart, made from the spreadsheet you already have
Drop in an .xlsx with a Tasks sheet. Gantry draws an Excel gantt chart you can read, edit, and hand back. No migration, no lock-in.
Free, browser-only, no sign-up.
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Keep the workbook
Your Tasks sheet stays the source of truth. Import it, make changes in the timeline, then export the same .xlsx back.
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Edit offline
Everything happens in this browser. No upload to a server, no account to create — your plan never leaves your machine.
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Share the timeline
Export a clean, full-width image of your gantt chart for a slide, or hand over the workbook with a Plan tab drawn inside it.
What makes a good Excel gantt chart?
A useful gantt chart shows when work starts, when it ends, who owns it, and how pieces depend on each other. Gantry reads those columns from your Excel file — Task, Start, End, Owner, Status, Dependencies — and turns them into a timeline you can drag, group, and filter.
Already have a plan in Excel? Turn it into a gantt chart in seconds.
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