Color-code Planning Tasks and Milestones on the Jira Cloud Timeline, mark weekends and public holidays, and show working days.
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1.1.0
updated 29 Sep 2026
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About Time color for Jira
Make the Jira Cloud Timeline easy to read at a glance: color Planning Tasks, Milestones and Epics the way your team sets them up, mark weekends and public holidays, and see working days when you hover over a bar.
■ Made for teams like this
Several short projects run at the same time (for example small games, live-ops events or marketing campaigns), and each one is handed from role to role: art, engineering, QA, marketing. The main board schedules the work with Planning Tasks and Milestones, and each role's board filters to its own part. You don't need this setup to use colors, holidays and working days.
■ Features
• Issue type colors: custom colors for Planning Tasks and Milestones; Milestones can show as diamonds
• Epic flag: dashed outline on Epics, based on a field chosen by your admin
• Weekends and holidays: days off are shaded on the timeline, from the holidays and make-up workdays your admin lists (make-up workdays count as working days)
• Working days: hover over or drag a bar to see its working days, with weekends and holidays excluded
• Milestone progress: hover to see linked issues, progress and due date
• Floating toolbar: turn the extension on or off, or reload data, at any time
■ Getting started
• If your Jira admin saved the settings in the project: just open the project's Timeline
• If your admin gave you a configuration file (JSON): click the extension icon > "Manage settings" > import and save, then open the Timeline
The extension uses your current Jira sign-in. You never enter a password or API token.
■ For Jira admins
Share the settings either way: save them in a Jira project property (the format is documented publicly), so teammates need no setup; or create a configuration file with the built-in generator in "Manage settings" and send it to your team. The generator works only on your computer and uploads nothing.
■ Supported
• Project Timelines on Jira Cloud (https://*.atlassian.net)
• Not yet supported: Jira Server, Data Center and custom domains
• If Jira changes its layout or the date scale can't be read reliably, some markings pause instead of being drawn in the wrong place
■ Privacy
• Jira issue data is read, calculated and displayed only in your browser, and never sent to the developer or any analytics service
• No developer server, no tracking, no reporting
• Settings (site, field mapping, appearance) can sync to your other devices through Chrome sync; issue content does not
• Connects only to the Jira site you are using, never to any other website
Privacy policy: https://xxeye.github.io/time-color-for-jira/privacy.html
■ Report an issue
https://github.com/xxeye/time-color-for-jira/issues
This is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Atlassian. Jira is a trademark of Atlassian.