Study Timetable Generator
Turn subjects into a weekly study schedule.
Use the Study Timetable Generator tool
What this study timetable generator does
Study Timetable Generator distributes your subjects across the days you select and fills each day with study blocks from your chosen start hour. Sessions are rotated so one subject does not take every slot, and the plan is shown grouped by day as well as plain text you can copy.
A timetable is only useful if it matches your real week. The generator does not know about classes, work or travel, and it assumes you can concentrate for a full block. Start with fewer hours than you think you can manage, then lengthen blocks once the plan survives a week.
Why use it
- Give every subject a slot instead of revising the easiest one.
- Plan revision before exams with realistic daily hours.
- Get a plain-text plan you can paste into notes or a calendar.
How to use it
- 1List your subjects, one per line.
- 2Choose the number of days and hours per day.
- 3Set the hour you usually start studying.
- 4Review the plan and copy or download it.
Worked examples
Four subjects, five days
Input
Four-hour days starting at 09:00
Output
A five-day plan with rotating subjects and breaks between blocks.
Weekend cram
Input
Two days, eight hours per day
Output
Longer schedules spread across the same subjects, with breaks included.
Common mistakes
- Filling every hour with study and no breaks.
- Planning ten hours a day when two are realistic.
- Ignoring fixed classes and appointments.
Frequently asked questions
How many hours should I plan?
Start with what you can sustain. Consistency beats an ambitious plan you abandon after three days.
Does it avoid class times?
No. It builds blocks from the start hour you choose. Check the result against your actual commitments.
Can I copy the timetable?
Yes. The plain-text version copies or downloads for use elsewhere.
Is my subject list uploaded?
No. Generation is local.