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Time.Graphics
Time.Graphics is an online timeline creation platform for building interactive timelines. It offers AI-generation that is free to try, a dashboard for managing teachers, students, classrooms and subscriptions, imports from Google Calendar, Google Maps, YouTube and Google Sheets, and export options for offline viewing. Public timelines number over 500,000. Premium subscription plans are listed at $4.9 for 2 days, $18.9 for 1 Month, and $97.9 for 1 year.
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