ICS to Google Calendar

Convert calendar files to instant add links

Convert ICS Files to Google Calendar Links

Upload your .ics calendar file or paste a URL to generate instant add links

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How It Works

Convert any ICS calendar file to a Google Calendar link in three simple steps. No account required.

1. Upload or Paste

Drop your .ics file or paste a URL to a publicly hosted calendar file

2. Instant Processing

We parse the calendar data and generate a Google Calendar add link automatically

3. Add to Calendar

Click the link to open Google Calendar with your event pre-filled and ready to save

What is an ICS File?

An ICS file (iCalendar file) is a universal calendar format defined by RFC 5545. It's the standard way to share calendar events between different applications and platforms. When you receive a meeting invitation, export events from a calendar app, or download a schedule from a website, you're likely working with an ICS file.

ICS files contain structured event data including the event title, date and time, location, description, and organizer information. They're supported by virtually all calendar applications including Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, and many others.

Common sources of ICS files include conference schedules, sports fixtures, academic calendars, event ticketing platforms like Eventbrite, and subscription calendars for holidays or team schedules.

Why Use This Tool?

Instant Results

No waiting, no processing queues. Your calendar link is generated the moment you upload or paste.

Privacy First

Your calendar files are processed entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to our servers.

URL Support

Don't want to download the file? Just paste the URL and we'll fetch it for you automatically.

No Account Needed

No signup, no login, no email required. Just use the tool and get your calendar link.

Common Use Cases

This tool is perfect for anyone who needs to quickly add calendar events without the hassle of importing files or navigating complex calendar settings. Here are some common scenarios:

  • Conference Schedules: Download the conference ICS and generate links for sessions you want to attend
  • Sports Fixtures: Add your team's game schedule to your calendar with one click
  • Event Invitations: Convert event ICS files from Eventbrite, Meetup, or email attachments
  • Academic Calendars: Import class schedules, exam dates, or university events
  • Shared Team Calendars: Quickly add events from team or project calendars

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I add an ICS file to Google Calendar?

Simply upload your ICS file to this tool or paste the URL where it's hosted. We'll generate a Google Calendar link that, when clicked, opens Google Calendar with your event pre-filled. Just click "Save" to add it to your calendar.

Can I convert multiple events at once?

Yes! If your ICS file contains multiple events, we'll parse all of them and generate individual Google Calendar links for each event. You can then add the ones you want to your calendar.

Is my calendar data stored anywhere?

No. All processing happens directly in your browser using JavaScript. Your ICS file data never leaves your device and is not sent to any server. When you close or refresh the page, all data is cleared.

What calendar apps export ICS files?

Most calendar applications support ICS export, including Apple Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar, Thunderbird, and many web-based calendars. Event platforms like Eventbrite, Meetup, and Facebook Events also provide ICS downloads.

Does this work with Outlook or Apple Calendar ICS files?

Yes! ICS is a universal standard (RFC 5545), so files exported from any calendar application—including Microsoft Outlook, Apple Calendar, and others—will work with this tool.

Why isn't my ICS URL working?

The URL must point directly to a publicly accessible ICS file. Some URLs require authentication or redirect to a download page, which won't work. Try downloading the file first and uploading it directly instead.