Free weekly scheduler · No account required

Free Online Shift Scheduler for Small Teams

Build a weekly employee schedule in your browser. Add the team, place shifts, review daily and weekly totals, and download a PDF before you create an account.

  • No signup or credit card
  • 6 guest employees
  • Current week + 4 future weeks
  • PDF download

Build a free weekly shift schedule

Add employees and shifts below. Your guest schedule stays in this browser page until refresh.

Guest mode includes PDF. Sign in free to save schedules and use account tools.
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What you can finish without an account

Add up to 6 employees, assign more than one same-day shift when needed, and move from the current week through 4 future weeks. The grid updates employee, day, and team totals immediately. Download the PDF before refreshing because guest data is temporary.

When a free account becomes useful

A free account is for persistence and collaboration, not for unlocking the basic math. It saves schedules for up to 12 active employees with 8 weeks of history and adds employee records, roles, availability, overtime review, tips, pay estimates, print/PDF, and CSV/XLSX exports.

Choose guest, Free, or Supporter

The public tool is best for finishing one temporary week. Create a Free account when the schedule must stay editable or employees need a published view. Supporter keeps the same core workflow but adds capacity, history, no ads, and priority support.

AccessTeam and historyWhat you can keepBest fit
Guest6 employees · this week + 4 future weeksTemporary page state and a PDF downloadBuild one schedule immediately
Free account12 active employees · 8 weeksSaved weeks, employee access, PDF/print, CSV and XLSXA small team running the schedule every week
Supporter50 active employees · 52 weeksThe Free core workflow plus no ads and priority supportA larger team or a business that wants longer history

Use the right page for the job

This page owns the free shift scheduler intent. Use the shift schedule maker when you are searching for the broader online maker workflow, the weekly shift schedule template for a template-first explanation, or the restaurant schedule maker for restaurant coverage and split-shift examples.

For continuous operations, start from the 12-hour 2-2-3 schedule or the 8-hour 24/7 schedule, then rebuild the dated week here with real employees and availability.

Built for the manager who still owns the week

The guest scheduler fits small restaurants, cafes, retail shops, salons, clinics, and other hourly teams where one owner or manager still builds the weekly schedule. It is deliberately focused; it is not an enterprise forecasting or HR platform.

Frequently asked questions

Is this shift scheduler really free?
Yes. Guest mode needs no signup, credit card, or trial. Add up to 6 employees, build the current week or one of the next 4 weeks, see live totals, and download a PDF. The temporary schedule resets when the page refreshes.
How many employees can I schedule without an account?
Guest mode supports up to 6 employees. A free saved account supports up to 12 active employees and 8 weeks of schedule history. Optional Supporter increases those limits to 50 employees and 52 weeks.
Can I print or share the schedule?
Yes. Download the guest schedule as a branded PDF for printing or sharing. A free account adds saved schedules, print views, and CSV/XLSX exports.
Does the free scheduler save my shifts?
Not in guest mode. Shifts stay temporarily in the current browser page, separated by week, and reset on refresh. Create a free account when you need editable history or employee access to published schedules.
How is this different from a spreadsheet template?
The live scheduler calculates each shift and weekly total as you work. You do not maintain formulas or copy a file for every revision. Use the weekly template page if you specifically want that planning angle.

Save the week when you are ready

Create a free account for saved schedule history, employee records, roles, availability, and CSV/XLSX exports.

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