Free interactive tool
Build a study plan from the time you actually have
Enter the deadline, subjects, weekly hours, and focus length. The planner turns them into a balanced schedule you can copy or print. Nothing is uploaded.
Your constraints
Adjust the plan until it feels sustainable.
60 focused blocks before your deadline
42 days · 6 weeks · 45.0 planned hours
Total allocation
Repeat this weekly
This is an allocation plan, not a guarantee. Rebalance it after practice shows where the real gaps are.
Start the first block →How the study session planner works
The tool calculates the number of full focus blocks that fit between today and your deadline, based on the weekly hours and block length you choose. It distributes those blocks evenly across your subjects and available days. If one subject needs more attention, edit the comma-separated subject list or copy the plan and rebalance individual sessions.
Use evidence to revise the plan
Equal allocation is only a starting point. After a practice paper or recall session, move future blocks toward the concepts that produced mistakes. Keep official exam dates and accommodations as the source of truth for test-day timing.
Start a planned block
Use the study timer for a general block, the Pomodoro timer for automatic breaks, or an exam-specific SAT timer, ACT timer, or AP timer.