Free To-Do List Online
Organise your tasks beautifully. Drag to reorder, set priorities and export your list as PNG or PDF. Pro Mode adds categories, sub-tasks, due dates, multiple lists, themes and stats.
Your list data never leaves your browser — all processing is local.
Choose a theme for your PNG/PDF export
How to Use the To-Do List
From an empty list to your tasks organised and exported — no signup, nothing ever leaves your browser.
Everything above runs entirely in your browser — your task list is never uploaded to a server, so it stays completely private from start to finish.
Free Online To-Do List — Aesthetic, Private, No Signup
An online to-do list lets you add, prioritise and check off tasks in a browser, with nothing to install and nothing sent to a server. This one keeps every task in your browser's local storage, supports drag-and-drop reordering, and exports your finished list as a styled PNG or PDF — the whole workflow works the same on a laptop, tablet or phone.
A good to-do list needs to disappear into the background of actually getting things done — not add friction with logins, ads, or a UI that fights the task itself. This tool covers the core loop for free: add a task, drag it into order, check it off, download a copy. Pro Mode (also free) adds what a heavier workload usually needs — categories, due dates, priority levels, sub-tasks, multiple named lists, filtering, sorting, live statistics, and six export themes for an aesthetic to-do list look when you download it. None of that complexity is forced on anyone who just wants a fast, uncluttered place to jot down today's tasks — Simple Mode stays exactly that simple.
1Simple vs Pro — What Each Mode Includes
| Feature | Simple Mode | Pro Mode (Free) |
|---|---|---|
| Add, reorder (drag & drop), complete tasks | ✓ | ✓ |
| Download list as PNG or PDF | ✓ | ✓ |
| Clear all tasks | ✓ | ✓ |
| Priority levels, categories, due dates | — | ✓ |
| Sub-tasks & notes per task | — | ✓ |
| Multiple named lists | — | ✓ |
| Filter (active/completed/starred/overdue) & sort | — | ✓ |
| Bulk actions (mark all done, delete completed) | — | ✓ |
| Live statistics & completion rate | — | ✓ |
| 6 export themes (Minimal, Dark, Gradient, Sunset, Ocean, Forest) | — | ✓ |
2Common Ways People Use a To-Do List
Multiple named lists in Pro Mode exist specifically for cases like these — a "Work" list and a "Personal" list side by side, switched with a single tab click, rather than one long list mixing unrelated tasks. Priority colour-coding (a red, amber or green stripe on each task) makes it obvious at a glance which items actually need attention first, without having to read every line.
3Getting an Aesthetic To-Do List Export
| Theme | Look | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Minimal | Clean white background, simple text | Printing, professional sharing |
| Dark | Deep navy background, light text | Phone wallpapers, night-friendly viewing |
| Gradient | Purple-to-indigo gradient | Social sharing, a more decorative look |
| Sunset | Orange-to-red gradient | A warm, energetic aesthetic |
| Ocean | Blue-to-teal gradient | Calm, focus-oriented visual style |
| Forest | Deep green gradient | A natural, grounded look |
Choosing a theme before exporting doesn't change your data or how the list functions — it only styles the downloaded PNG or PDF. That separation matters: the working list stays fast and functional while you're actively using it, and the styling only gets applied at the point of export, when appearance is what matters.
Every task, sub-task, note and due date is stored using your browser's local storage — nothing is transmitted to a server to save, filter, sort or export your list. Closing the tab doesn't lose your data either, since it persists locally until you clear it yourself.
4Why Drag-and-Drop Ordering Beats a Fixed List
A to-do list where tasks appear in the order you typed them stops reflecting reality the moment priorities shift — which, on most days, is almost immediately. Drag-and-drop reordering lets the list stay a genuine reflection of what matters right now rather than a static record of when each item was added. Combined with the priority colour stripe, a quick reorder at the start of the day turns a flat list into something closer to an actual plan: the most urgent items visually and positionally at the top, everything else beneath. Pro Mode's priority-based sort does the same thing automatically, grouping high-priority tasks together without needing to manually drag each one.
5Frequently Asked Questions
Built on standard, well-tested libraries — PNG and PDF export run on the open-source html2canvas and jsPDF libraries, and every task is saved through the browser's native Web Storage API, not a proprietary or server-based system.
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