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 stop start continue maker

What to stop, start and keep doing in three clear columns, with a subject line and the agreed actions underneath. 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.