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One click puts any event on your calendar - flights, tickets, invites, emails. The date and time are filled in for you. Turn any web page or email into a calendar event in one click. Add to Calendar reads the page you're on - event listings, flight confirmations, hotel bookings, webinars, emails - and pulls out the title, date and time automatically. It attaches the page link so you always have the source. Review the details, then send it to Google Calendar or download a .ics file for Apple Calendar, Outlook, or anything else. TWO WAYS TO USE 1. Click the toolbar icon on any page - it auto-detects the event details. 2. Or highlight the text with the date, right-click, and choose "Add to Calendar" - the most reliable way on complex sites like Gmail. FEATURES - Works on any page: events, flights, hotels, booking confirmations, emails, PDFs - Auto-detects title, start/end date and time (structured data + smart free-text parsing) - Reads PDFs too, including inline Gmail/Drive attachments - Attaches the page URL to every event - One click to Google Calendar, or download .ics for any calendar app - Pick which Google account to add to - Edit any field before adding - nothing is sent without your review - Multi-day support for hotel stays and trips - No sign-in, no account, nothing leaves your browser REQUIREMENTS - For the Google Calendar button: be signed in to Google in your browser. - The .ics download works with any calendar app, no sign-in needed. PRIVACY Add to Calendar reads a page only when you act on it (click the icon or use the right-click menu), and only to find the event details. It does not track you and does not collect personal data. Everything happens in your browser.
Sep 12, 2026
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