Search results
Microsoft Project and Microsoft Teams, the power of two. Use Project and Teams to empower collaboration and management of projects, including file sharing, chats, meetings, and more.
Step 1: Sign in to download Project. Go to www.office.com and if you're not already signed in, select Sign in. Sign in with the account you associated with this version of Project. This account can be a Microsoft account (used with non-subscription versions), or work or school account (used with subscription versions).
Manage your projects online with Microsoft Project for the Web, now a part of the new Microsoft Planner.
Use a powerful, yet simple project management tool to plan, manage, and deliver work effortlessly—from one-time projects to large initiatives. Sticky nav links.
Use a powerful, yet simple project management tool to plan, manage, and deliver work effortlessly—from one-time projects to large initiatives. Sticky nav links.
Pre-built templates help you get your project started on the right track. Sync with Project Online and Project Server. Submit timesheets to capture time spent on project and non-project work. Run what-if scenarios to make the most of your task assignments.
We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us.
In Project Home, select New blank project. Select Untitled project and give your project a name. By default, you are the Project Manager and today is the project Start date, but you can change these as needed.
Find answers to commonly asked questions about Project, including Project for the web, Project Online, Project Online desktop client, Project Professional, and Project Standard.
Create a project from a template. Open Project. Or select File > New if you're already working in a project plan.
