📚 Free revision timetable generator

Turn any syllabus into a
personalised revision timetable

Type your topics, upload a syllabus PDF, or pick a ready-made course. Set your start and exam dates, and get a clean, dated study plan in under a minute.

No sign-up needed to start · Free forever for your first timetable · Works on mobile

From syllabus to study plan in 3 steps

No spreadsheets, no manual scheduling — just your topics and your dates.

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Add your topics

Type them in, upload your exam-board syllabus as a PDF, or choose a pre-built course from our library.

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Set your dates

Choose when you'll start revising and your exam date. That's all we need to build your schedule.

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Get your timetable

Your topics are spread evenly across the weeks, grouped by month, with progress tracking built in.

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Everything you need to revise smarter

A revision planner that does the scheduling for you, so you can focus on studying.

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Any subject, any exam

GCSE, A-Level, IGCSE, BTEC, university or professional courses. Not tied to one exam board.

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AI syllabus PDF parsing

Upload your specification and we extract a clean, editable topic list automatically.

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Smart even scheduling

Topics spread evenly across your available study days, grouped into clear weekly blocks.

Progress tracking

Tick off topics as you go and watch your weekly completion bars fill up.

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Missed-day reshuffle

Fallen behind? Redistribute your remaining topics across the days you have left.

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Export & calendar sync

Send your plan to your calendar (.ics) or export a clean PDF to print and pin up.

Simple, one-time pricing

Start free. Upgrade once for lifetime access — no subscription, ever.

Free

£0
  • 1 active revision timetable
  • Manual topic entry & course library
  • 1 AI PDF syllabus parse
  • Mark topics complete
  • Unlimited timetables
  • Reshuffle, confidence tags & exports
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The free revision timetable maker for every exam

Building a revision timetable by hand is slow and frustrating. You list every topic, count the weeks until your exam, and try to spread everything out fairly — then a plan changes and you start again. Our revision timetable maker does all of that for you. Give it your topics and your exam date, and it instantly generates a personalised, dated study timetable that spreads your revision evenly across the time you have.

Make a GCSE or A-Level revision timetable in minutes

Whether you're revising for GCSE, A-Level, IGCSE, BTEC, a university module or a professional qualification, this revision planner works for you. It isn't tied to any single exam board — AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC and more all work, because you control the topic list. Type your topics, paste them from your notes, or upload your exam-board specification as a PDF and let our AI turn it into a clean, editable list.

A study planner that adapts to you

Your revision schedule is grouped into weeks and months so you always know what to study next. Tick off topics as you complete them and watch your progress build. If you fall behind, premium members can reshuffle the remaining topics across the days that are left, so the plan always reflects reality rather than a fixed grid you'll abandon after week one.

Why students choose our revision timetable generator

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Frequently asked questions

Is the revision timetable maker free?

Yes — you can create and use a revision timetable for free, and you don't need to sign up to start. A one-time £9.99 upgrade unlocks unlimited timetables, unlimited PDF syllabus parsing, missed-day reshuffle, confidence tagging and calendar/PDF export. There's no subscription.

Can I make a timetable from my syllabus PDF?

Yes. Upload your exam-board specification or syllabus PDF and our AI extracts a clean, editable list of topics. You review and adjust that list before your timetable is generated.

Does it work for GCSE and A-Level?

Absolutely. It works for GCSE, A-Level, IGCSE, BTEC, university modules and professional qualifications across any exam board, because you're in control of the topic list.

How does it decide when to study each topic?

It spreads your topics evenly across the study days between your start date and your exam date, grouped into weeks and months, so your revision is balanced rather than crammed.

Can I save my timetable and come back to it?

Yes. Create a free account and your timetable is saved to your dashboard, so you can track your progress and return any time.

Your revision plan is a minute away

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