Paste text, get calendar events
Paste any text that mentions dates — an email, a message thread, meeting notes — and get calendar events you can edit and import. No account, no manual copying of dates.
Dates hide everywhere
A meeting time buried in an email thread. A deadline in a project brief. A flight in a confirmation message. Every one of them means opening your calendar and typing. Text to calendar skips that step: paste the text, get the events.
The AI resolves relative dates against today — 'next Friday', 'in two weeks', 'EOD Thursday' become real calendar dates you can check in the editor.
You stay in control
Nothing is added to your calendar automatically. Extracted events appear in an editor where you confirm, fix, or delete each one. Only when you download the .ics and import it does anything reach your calendar.
One file, every calendar
The .ics format is the universal calendar standard. The same file imports into Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook, Fantastical, and nearly every other calendar app on any device.
FAQ
- How do I turn text into calendar events?
- Paste the text into the converter, review the extracted events in the editor, and download the .ics file. Import it into your calendar app and you are done.
- Does it understand relative dates like 'next Monday'?
- Yes. Relative dates are resolved against today's date when you run the conversion. Always glance at the editor to confirm the resolved date is what you meant.
- Can I convert an email to a calendar event?
- Yes — paste the email body, or upload the .eml file. Dates, times, and meeting locations are extracted into editable events.
- Is text to calender conversion free?
- However you spell it — calendar or calender — the first conversion is free, no account needed. Credit packs after that start at $4 and never expire.