This widget effectively merges project scheduling directly into the Figma canvas, allowing teams to maintain context without switching applications. The ability to visualize dependencies through automated arrows is particularly useful for tracking workflow. Tasks update their status to blocked or done based on predecessor completion, reducing manual maintenance. The timeline canvas supports various zoom levels, ensuring clarity for both detailed daily views and high-level quarterly overviews. By keeping planning adjacent to design work, it streamlines the entire process for creative teams who need to visualize constraints alongside visual assets.
The core functionality of the Gantt Chart Widget is robust, offering a timeline canvas with phase rows that can be renamed and reordered. Dependencies are handled well, with automatic status updates for tasks that are overdue or blocked. The inclusion of milestones and schedule health cues adds significant value for project tracking. However, the free tier is quite restrictive, limiting users to eight items, two phases, and a single milestone. For small plans, this might suffice, but larger projects will require the paid upgrade via Figma's native checkout. While the tool integrates seamlessly with FigJam, the pricing structure may deter teams with extensive planning needs who do not want to commit to a subscription immediately.
I love how the widget handles different zoom levels. Switching between day, week, month, and year views is super smooth. It keeps the timeline clear without losing detail. The auto-updating status for blocked tasks is a lifesaver. Finally, a tool that actually works inside Figma without feeling like an afterthought.
Having the Gantt chart live right next to the design work makes so much sense. The colored swim-lane rows are easy to customize, and the dependency arrows really help clarify who is waiting on whom. It feels like a natural extension of the design process rather than a separate chore. The schedule health cues are accurate and save a lot of manual updating. I appreciate that it supports both Figma and FigJam, making collaboration easier across different project stages.
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The Gantt Chart Widget for Figma & FigJam is a plugin that adds project timeline planning to Figma and FigJam boards. It provides a Gantt chart with task bars positioned by start and end dates, phases as colored swim-lane rows, milestones as point-in-time markers, and dependency arrows that show which tasks depend on others. Tasks are automatically classified by schedule health as on-track, overdue, blocked, or done. The widget is distributed through the Figma Community, with a free tier supporting up to 8 items, 2 phases, and 1 milestone, and a paid upgrade that lifts those limits.