Two Minute Toolkit TwoMinuteStop Start Continue
Slide Deck Quality Stop Start Continue Charts in 2 minutes or less
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Quick Start
1
Fill the three columns. Click a dashed "Add stop" slot (or start, continue); click a bullet to edit it, or hover it and click × to remove it.
2
Type it out. In the Outline panel: a Stop, Start and Continue heading, each with its bullets indented underneath.
3
Paste from Excel. Paste a three-column table with Stop, Start and Continue headers into the outline and each column fills its own.
4
Make it yours. Switch Order to Start first, click a column name to rename it ("Keep doing"), or click a marker or top stripe to recolour it. Clear a name to bring the standard one back.
5
Record the actions. Click "Add conclusion" under the columns for the agreed actions, and "Add subject" for the sprint or team.
6
Share or export. Copy link shares an editable chart; Export PNG gives a slide-ready image at 2x.

About Two Minute Stop Start Continue

Free start stop continue maker

What to start, stop and keep doing, in that order, with the agreed actions underneath. Type or paste your points, then export a PNG or SVG. Free, no account.

Good for

  • Sprint and project retrospectives
  • Team and manager feedback
  • Process and habit reviews
  • Workshop and training wrap-ups

Ask your AI

“Make a stop start continue chart for our sprint 14 retro: code review gaps, unplanned work and a good stand-up, with three bullets each and the agreed actions.”

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Questions

What goes in each column?

Stop: what wastes time or hurts results. Start: new things worth trying. Continue: what works and should carry on.

Can I put Start before Stop?

Yes. Switch Order to Start first. Continue always stays last.

Can I paste from Excel or a sticky-note board?

Yes. Paste a three-column table with a header row, or a heading per column with its points underneath.

Can I rename the columns?

Yes. Click a column name to change it, e.g. to "Keep doing". Clear it to bring the standard name back.

How many points fit?

Up to 8 per column. Short phrases of 3 to 8 words read best on a slide.