Free project charter tool from Aruvi Consultancy Services. Guided multi-step wizard, live preview, then download Word (.docx) or PDF for sponsor review.
From Free Tools, open Project Charter Generator
(or go to charter-tool/). The wizard starts a new draft in your browser.
If you return later on the same device, a localStorage draft may still be there so you can continue.
Work through the guided steps in order. Typical sections cover project identity and context, problem and objectives, scope boundaries, stakeholders and governance, then success measures, risks, and related initiation details. Use plain language a sponsor can defend in a hallway conversation. Skip fluff; keep exclusions and owners clear.
Move forward when a step is good enough. You can usually go back to refine earlier answers before you export.
Watch the live preview as you fill fields. Treat it as the document your sponsor will see, not a private worksheet. Check names, dates, scope edges, and success metrics for accuracy before you download.
When the preview looks solid, download Word (.docx) if you need further editing or a signature workflow, or PDF for email and steering packs. Keep a copy outside the browser so clearing site data does not erase your only version.
Use start over (or clear draft, if labeled that way in the tool) when you begin a different engagement. Export first if the previous charter still matters. A new draft should not silently replace a file you only kept in the browser.
Charter content stays in this browser until you export. Nothing is uploaded to Aruvi servers for storage. Treat exported Word and PDF files as confidential client material. See Free Tools for the full note.
