Google Calendar CSV template
Google's nine documented headers with MM/DD/YYYY dates and AM/PM times. Imports directly at calendar.google.com, no conversion needed.
DownloadSpreadsheet templates for calendar import
Fill in one row per event, then convert it to .ics and import into Google Calendar, Outlook, or Apple Calendar. The converter also reads sheets that don't follow this layout — these just save you the mapping step.
Importing straight into Google Calendar instead? The Google Calendar CSV template below already follows Google's documented format: MM/DD/YYYY dates, times like 10:00 AM, no URL column. The Google Calendar CSV format guide lists every header and how to adjust the other files.
Calendar events template
Plain headers, one event per row. Opens in Excel, Numbers, Google Sheets, or any text editor.
DownloadCalendar events template
Same layout as an .xlsx workbook, with real date and time cells.
DownloadOutlook calendar CSV layout
Outlook's own export/import header set (Subject, Start Date, Start Time, End Date, End Time, All Day Event, Description, Location).
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- Subject
- Event title. Required.
- Start Date
- Any format: 2026-09-01, 9/1/2026, 01.09.2026, Sep 1 2026. Required.
- Start Time
- 9:00, 09:00, 9:00 AM, 14h30. Leave blank for an all-day event.
- End Date
- Optional. Defaults to the start date.
- End Time
- Optional. Defaults to start time + 60 minutes (adjustable).
- All Day Event
- TRUE / FALSE. Optional — a row with no time is all-day anyway.
- Location
- Optional. Room, address, venue, or a video-call link.
- Description
- Optional. Notes shown inside the event.
- URL
- Optional. A link attached to the event.
Recurring events, attendees, and reminders aren't supported — add those in your calendar app after importing. Times are written to the .ics in the timezone you pick in the converter, so an event at 9:00 in your sheet lands at 9:00 on every device.