Quick Gantt Chart FAQ

Quick Gantt Chart runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11 (64-bit).

Yes. It’s one-time payment with free lifetime updates. No subscriptions.

Yes. Quick Gantt Chart is an offline Gantt chart tool for Windows. No internet required to plan or edit your projects.

Install from the Microsoft Store (click Get). Updates are delivered automatically via the Store.

Yes. Export to PDF, PNG, XLSX (Excel), and DOCX to share timelines with your team or clients.

Follow the Excel import and PDF sharing example for a complete schedule and a sample PDF. Before exporting, check the date range and paper orientation. Fit To One Page fits the chart to the page width; a longer task list may still need more than one page vertically.

Yes. When task dates or dependencies change, auto-scheduling recalculates the plan and critical path highlights the tasks that drive your finish date.

Yes. Add people, equipment, or materials as resources, set allocation (%), and track workload.

Yes. Enter planned and actual costs per task. Use Auto Budget Calculation to estimate costs from resource rates.

Yes. Create baselines to compare the current schedule with a saved plan.

The baseline comparison example shows how to save a plan, change a task’s finish date, and compare the two. Selecting No Baseline hides the comparison; it does not restore the old task dates.

Yes. Switch between Scheduler, Timeline, Agenda, and List to analyze work the way you prefer.

Yes. The app flags resource conflicts/overloads so you can resolve them early.

Yes. Configure custom working calendars (workdays, days-off). The app recalculates durations accordingly.

You can install on other PCs by signing into the Microsoft Store with the same account you used for purchase (subject to Microsoft Store terms).

Refunds are handled by the Microsoft Store according to regional policy.

Visit our Support page and submit a ticket. We’re happy to help.