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Efficiently bulk delete Google Calendar events with advanced filtering for Google Workspace and individual users Stop deleting events one by one. Cleaning up your Google Calendar shouldn't take an hour. Whether you're purging old recurring meetings, clearing out a spammy calendar, or starting fresh after a job change: Calendar Bulk Delete lets you remove hundreds of events in seconds. How it works Install → sign in with Google → filter → preview → delete. That's it. No setup, no configuration files, no permissions you don't understand. Filter with precision → Search by keyword across event titles and descriptions → Set a date range to target specific periods → Select which calendars to include or exclude → Preview every event before anything is deleted Built for trust → Google OAuth 2.0 authentication — your credentials never touch our servers → No data stored locally or remotely → Full preview step before any deletion is executed → Manifest V3 compliant Real-time progress A live progress bar tracks every deletion so you always know exactly where things stand. Cancel anytime if something doesn't look right. Who it's for • Professionals cleaning up after leaving a role or team • Admins managing shared Google Workspace calendars • Anyone drowning in years of accumulated calendar clutter Works with personal Google accounts and Google Workspace.
Aug 10, 2026
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