Study Planner
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the study planner work?
Enter the subjects you need to revise, select which days of the week you want to study, and the planner automatically generates a balanced weekly timetable. It distributes subjects evenly across your available days using interleaving for better retention.
Can I print my study timetable?
Yes, once your timetable is generated you can print it directly from the page. The print layout is optimised for A4 paper with clear formatting. You can also use our printable Weekly Planner template for a blank version.
Do I need an account to use the study planner?
No account is needed. The study planner works entirely in your browser. Your subjects and preferences are saved locally so they persist between visits on the same device.
How the study planner helps
This free study planner turns a long list of subjects and deadlines into a realistic, balanced revision timetable. Instead of guessing what to study when, you enter your subjects and the time you have, and the planner helps you spread the work sensibly across the days available — so high-priority topics get enough attention and nothing is left to the last minute.
Getting the most from your plan
- Be realistic about how many focused hours you can actually manage each day.
- Give harder or higher-weighted subjects more of the schedule.
- Build in breaks, meals and rest — a plan you cannot sustain will not help.
- Review and adjust weekly as some topics take longer than expected.