wrote on Jul 9, 2026, 09:49last edited by Ana GanttPRO
Hi Adrien! Thank you for sharing this! In most cases, speed issues are related to project size or visual load.
A few things that usually help:
Reducing the number of visible tasks (for example, collapsing sections or filtering out completed items)
Limiting the date range you’re working with, especially in long-term projects
Minimising dependencies and visual elements where possible, as they add to the load
Using a simpler view setup when working with very large timelines
We’ve also recently made improvements to how Gantt charts load and render, especially for bigger projects.
That said, performance can vary depending on the specific setup, so it would be really helpful to understand your case a bit better: at what point does it start to feel slow for you (project size, number of tasks, specific actions)?
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Hi Adrien! Thank you for sharing this! In most cases, speed issues are related to project size or visual load.
A few things that usually help:
We’ve also recently made improvements to how Gantt charts load and render, especially for bigger projects.
That said, performance can vary depending on the specific setup, so it would be really helpful to understand your case a bit better: at what point does it start to feel slow for you (project size, number of tasks, specific actions)?
I'm also linking the article for you related to this topic: https://help.ganttpro.com/hc/en-us/articles/25405684007954-Maximizing-GanttPRO-s-performance