Calendar file tool

ICS File Generator

Create a standard .ics calendar file for a meeting, deadline, work shift, or reminder. Preview the event, download the file, and import it into the calendar app you already use.

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Configure event

Enter the details you want calendar apps to import.

Import the ICS file

An ICS file is a standard calendar file. Download it here, then import it into the calendar app where you manage your schedule.

Google Calendar

Open Google Calendar settings, choose Import & export, select the .ics file, and import it into your preferred calendar.

Outlook

Use Outlook's calendar import option to upload the .ics file. For a one-time event, import is usually enough.

Apple Calendar

Open the .ics file on your Mac, iPhone, or iPad and choose the calendar where the event should be added.

When to use this tool

Use this generator when you need one calendar event file without signing up for an event platform or creating a shared calendar.

Create a one-time event file

Generate an .ics file for a meeting, appointment, reminder, deadline, or work shift.

Move events between calendar apps

ICS files are supported by major calendar apps, including Google Calendar, Outlook, and Apple Calendar.

Keep the event local

The file is generated in your browser. WCalendar does not save your event details or publish them for other users.

Frequently asked questions

What is an ICS file?
An ICS file is a calendar file that stores event details such as the title, date, time, location, and description.
Can I import this into Google Calendar?
Yes. Download the .ics file and import it from Google Calendar's settings under Import & export.
Does this create a recurring event?
No. This first version creates a single event. Recurring events and multi-event files should be handled by later tools.
Does WCalendar save my event?
No. The event is generated in your browser and downloaded as a file. It is not saved, published, or shared with other users.