Task views are different ways of viewing tasks.
They give you completely unique views to visualize your tasks. With different ways of grouping, sorting, and filtering, you get complete control of how you see your tasks.
Plus, you can save your views for everyone else to see.
You'll start with List View and Board View to keep things simple, but you can change this at any time! You can even customize how they're built by default.
You can name views, drag and drop them, set them as defaults, and even protect them so no one makes unwanted changes!
How to add a Task View
All views are added through the + in the Views Bar.
Click the
+Choose your view
List View
List View is a required task view provided for every Space, Folder, and List in ClickUp. It’s the most flexible view in terms of grouping, sorting, and filtering.
Group your tasks by status, assignee, priority, tag, or due date and choose the order of these groups
Show all subtasks under their parents, by themselves, or just keep them hidden. No more sorting and filtering to see subtasks
Add calculations to your columns. Have a column of time estimates? ClickUp will tell you the sum, average, or range of all estimated time in that column
Drag and drop columns to re-order your List View
Export all tasks in List View or just the ones you've filtered for. We even let you choose the date format in the export file
Board View
Group your task columns by status, assignee, priority, tag, or due date and choose the order of these groups
Show all subtasks under their parents, by themselves, or just keep them hidden. No more sorting and filtering to see subtasks
Show Custom Fields on tasks
Box View
Easily see who is overloaded and who needs more tasks
Manage workload and distribute action items by dragging and dropping
Calendar View
Visualize your tasks in a traditional calendar
Sync tasks to Google Calendars
Set up a view so that you always come back to the same date
- Perfect for planning a conference in the future
Gantt View
Visualize tasks and dependencies in a timeline
Gantt view is built around the location you add the view in the hierarchy
- This is great when you want to see a gantt for a specific Folder or ListIdentify slack time in addition to your critical path
Track Milestones
Activity View
See an aggregated view of all activity in any location
Filter for people and type of activity to get granular with what you see
Click into individual profiles to view what activity they've been up to!
Timeline View
Visualize your schedule linearly with flexible organization- Perfect for things like roadmaps, planning, and resource management!
Group by assignee to see tasks per person and show how booked a person is each day
Group by priority to see tasks overlapping and quickly slide things around
Group tasks by tags, custom fields, and more!
Workload View [ClickApp]
Visualize team capacity and manage resources
Set capacity for each person so everyone knows exactly what they're working on
Quickly see overburdened staff and re-allocate to those showing unused capacity
Mind Maps
Build a tree-like structure of any location in your Workspace to visualize hierarchy
Link tasks between any List and create, edit, and delete tasks (and subtasks) right from your view!
Use Blank mode for planning and organizing projects, ideas, or anything you can imagine
Create as many nodes as you like for reference points and quickly convert them to tasks in any List in your Workspace
Table View
Quickly navigate between fields, edit in bulk, and export data.
View every row as the same height, every field as a column, and by default, view without separation by List or status.
Map View
Use the Location Custom Field to clearly see where your tasks are located on a map
Customize pins to display the color of the task status, priority, or even a custom dropdown field.
How to move a view
Move a view from the ellipses menu
How to set a Default View for a Space
Open a Space's settings menu
Click "View Settings"
Click the "Default View Templates" tab
Set view templates to each task view type
Have suggestions for new views? We'd love to hear about them here!