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Tried the free version to illustrate a 12 month rolling timeline of product milestones that was easily shareable across the business. Had excellent feedback to the extent this has been adopted in multiple business locations and workstreams. As a product marketing team this has been one of the most popular information tools we have adopted and its an incredibly easy to use and flexible product with great outputs. Very few improvement points - as a timeline tool it is exceptionally complete
Currently using this tool to get my works and projects done, I can say it's the best I ever used so far. i'm using it especially for my theological/historical projects for my studies. It is really powerfull too with all options you might expect for timelines. It's very versatile with a lot of possibility of personnalisation but still being easy to use. You can easily add medias and other links that makes projects being "augmented". Cherry on the cake, it has a powerfull tool for exportation that allows you to get your project not stucked in this ecosystem especially when you need to share it with other people. You can export it to many standards picture or docs formats such as jpg, png, ppt, docx but also to the cloud or integrate it into websites. Best tool for timelines I used so far with a modern design, easy to use, but still keeping the basics of what a traditionnal timeline has to look for a school project for example.
Augumented Review of the timeline organising web application: time.graphics time.graphics (http://time.graphics) time.graphics is easily the most user-friendly interface with elaborate options to plot and organise timelines according to one's requirement. It has wide range of powerful tools to make the view interactive and accsessible. Features: • It has an infinite timeline with two modes: View Mode and Edit Mode. • The view mode can be graphical timeline or tabular according to the users' preference. • In the edit mode, the markers can be placed according to the day and date. It also provides special features like Today (auto-update). • According to the user-requirement one can add media to the markers like text, images, videos (from youtube and vimeo), links and other files. • The markers can be of various types such as Events, Time Period, Percentage, Statistics, All counties data, Api integration, etc. • The markers of similar context can be grouped and assigned tags. In the view mode, exclusive events can be displayed when a particular tag is selected with which they are associated to. • After plotting the markers, the user can export the data in various formats like JPG, PNG, PDF, Power Point, Excel, XML, TXT, JSON, etc. • The finished data can be exported either to cloud services like Google and Dropbox or to the local storage in a compressed ZIP file. **Pros:** * Easy-to-Use and share * Stays updated: The best part about the application is that it is constantly updated as per contemporary requirements. It not only provides the special option to plot the coronavirus trends and statistics but also lets the user to import the data from Google calendar, spreadsheets and analytics. * Platform friendly: Supports the input data and export data with multiple web services. * Free-to-use for a limited time and there are special plans for educational institutions and companies. **Cons** * The markers do not allow text formatting like bold, underline, bullets, etc * No feature embedded to search the contents of the marker. **Final Word**: People dealing with elaborate data spanning over multiple periods of time should definitely try out time.graphics (http://time.graphics).
I use this site to make timelines for personal projects, and It is one of the easiest to use online timeline makers out there. If i have any problems with it, its that they lock the ability to put timelines on private behind a paywall. However, if you're using this for educational or professional use this shouldn't be much of a problem. I would recommend this site for educational use and personal use, as it is sleek and compact.