📚 Study Planner
Add your subjects and daily hours to get a balanced, prioritised study timetable — ready to copy, download or print.
Study planner
Add subjects with priorities and get a balanced day-by-day timetable.
Add a few subjects and generate your timetable.
About the Study Planner
Studying without a timetable usually means spending too long on the subjects you enjoy and neglecting the ones you fear. This free study planner fixes that by building a balanced schedule for you. Add your subjects, mark how much priority each needs, set your available daily study hours and number of days, and it distributes your time intelligently across everything you need to cover.
Higher-priority subjects automatically receive more study time, while every subject still gets regular attention so nothing is left until the last minute. The result is a clear, day-by-day timetable with focused sessions and built-in variety, which you can tick off, copy, download or print to stick on your wall.
The planner runs entirely in your browser with no sign-up. Whether you are preparing for board exams, competitive tests, university semesters or a certification, it gives you the structure and balance that make study time genuinely productive.
Why use this tool
How to use it
Add your subjects
List each subject and set its priority.
Set your time
Choose daily study hours and how many days.
Generate the timetable
Get a balanced day-by-day plan instantly.
Follow & track
Tick off sessions and export your timetable.
Tips to get the most out of it
- Study in focused 45–50 minute blocks with short breaks (the Pomodoro method).
- Tackle your hardest subject when your energy is highest.
- Mix subjects across the day to stay fresh and aid memory.
- Leave the final days for revision, not new topics.
Frequently Asked Questions
It weights each subject by the priority you set, giving higher-priority subjects more sessions, while ensuring every subject appears regularly so your preparation stays balanced across all of them.
Quality matters more than quantity. Three to five focused hours with breaks is more effective than many distracted hours. Set a daily figure you can sustain without burning out.
Yes. Set the number of days until your exam and your daily hours, and the planner spreads your subjects across the period with balanced coverage — ideal for board, competitive or university exams.
It is a study method where you work in focused blocks (around 25–50 minutes) separated by short breaks. It helps maintain concentration and reduces fatigue over long study sessions.
No. The timetable is generated in your browser and nothing is uploaded. Export it to keep a copy.
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