Introduction

Gantt Chart Widget for Figma & FigJam

Plan projects right on the Figma canvas. The Gantt Chart Widget turns a Figma or FigJam board into a dependency-aware timeline — task bars scheduled by date, depends-on arrows between them, milestones, and automatic schedule-health cues (overdue / blocked / done). Not just a picture of a schedule: it tracks what waits on what.

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Gantt Chart Widget for Figma — Discovery and Delivery phases with task bars, dependency arrows, a Launch milestone and a today marker on a timeline

Why this widget

  • Task dependenciesdepends-on arrows between bars; a task waiting on an unfinished predecessor turns blocked automatically, and cycles or dangling links are rejected. The piece most Figma timelines leave out.
  • Gantt timeline on the canvas — bars positioned by start/end date, at day, week, month, quarter or year zoom.
  • Phases — coloured swim-lane rows you can rename, reorder, recolour and delete inline.
  • Milestones — point-in-time diamonds on their own lane, with a label and colour.
  • Schedule health — every task is derived as on-track / overdue / blocked / done and flagged on the bar, never manually maintained.
  • Made for teams — lives in Figma & FigJam, so planning happens next to the design work, not in another tab.

Free vs paid

The free tier covers small plans — up to 8 items, 2 phases and 1 milestone. The paid upgrade (through Figma's native checkout) lifts those limits for full projects.

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