How to Link to Google Calendar
Go to Google Calendar., Sign in., Select calendar., Open the settings., Make the calendar public., Click the “Save” button right below the header links., Select the public calendar., Open the Settings menu., Get the calendar address., Get the link...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Go to Google Calendar.
Open a new web browser tab or window on your computer, and visit the Google Calendar page. -
Step 2: Sign in.
Under the Sign In box, type in your Gmail email address and password.
This is your one Google ID for all of Google’s services.
Click the “Sign in” button to proceed. , All your calendars on Google Calendar will be listed on the left panel.
Hover over the calendar you want to share publicly, and a down arrow button will appear beside it. , Click the down arrow, then click “Calendar settings.” You will be brought to the Settings page of the selected calendar. , Click the “Share this calendar” link on the header of the settings page.
You will be brought to the sharing settings for the calendar.
Click the tick box for the “Make this calendar public” option to enable your calendar to be publicly accessible.
Make sure there’s nothing private or confidential in your calendar when you do this. , All the contents of your calendar will be accessible to the world, and they can be searched via Google Search.
You will be brought back to your calendar view. , Back in the calendar view, hover over the public calendar you want to share.
A down arrow button will appear beside it. , Click the down arrow, then click “Calendar settings.” You will be brought to the Settings page of the selected calendar. , Your calendar can be linked and displayed differently.
You can share your calendar publicly or access it privately through the links provided.
Getting a public link—Locate the “Calendar Address” item on the page.
There are three buttons for XML, ICAL, and HTML beside it.
These are the supported formats on how your calendar can be linked and displayed publicly.
Click on the appropriate button.
Getting a private link—Locate the “Private Address” item on the page.
There are two buttons for XML and ICAL beside it.
These are the supported formats on how your calendar can be linked and displayed privately.
Click the appropriate button. , A window will appear with your calendar’s private or public link or address.
Copy it.
If you opted for private access, you should be careful with this link.
Anyone who has access to it can see all the entries in your calendar.
If you opted for public sharing, you can now use this link to embed and share your calendar. , Once you have your Google calendar link, you can simply copy and paste the link on the body of your email and send it to whoever you want to share it with.
If you’re using Gmail, click on compose new message.
Once the new message box pops up, click on the insert link icon on the bottom toolbar, it has a chain icon.
A new window will open where you can insert the text on one box, and the link on the other.
For example, My Calendar in the text box and then your Google Calendar link on the next one. -
Step 3: Select calendar.
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Step 4: Open the settings.
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Step 5: Make the calendar public.
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Step 6: Click the “Save” button right below the header links.
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Step 7: Select the public calendar.
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Step 8: Open the Settings menu.
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Step 9: Get the calendar address.
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Step 10: Get the link.
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Step 11: Share the link through email.
Detailed Guide
Open a new web browser tab or window on your computer, and visit the Google Calendar page.
Under the Sign In box, type in your Gmail email address and password.
This is your one Google ID for all of Google’s services.
Click the “Sign in” button to proceed. , All your calendars on Google Calendar will be listed on the left panel.
Hover over the calendar you want to share publicly, and a down arrow button will appear beside it. , Click the down arrow, then click “Calendar settings.” You will be brought to the Settings page of the selected calendar. , Click the “Share this calendar” link on the header of the settings page.
You will be brought to the sharing settings for the calendar.
Click the tick box for the “Make this calendar public” option to enable your calendar to be publicly accessible.
Make sure there’s nothing private or confidential in your calendar when you do this. , All the contents of your calendar will be accessible to the world, and they can be searched via Google Search.
You will be brought back to your calendar view. , Back in the calendar view, hover over the public calendar you want to share.
A down arrow button will appear beside it. , Click the down arrow, then click “Calendar settings.” You will be brought to the Settings page of the selected calendar. , Your calendar can be linked and displayed differently.
You can share your calendar publicly or access it privately through the links provided.
Getting a public link—Locate the “Calendar Address” item on the page.
There are three buttons for XML, ICAL, and HTML beside it.
These are the supported formats on how your calendar can be linked and displayed publicly.
Click on the appropriate button.
Getting a private link—Locate the “Private Address” item on the page.
There are two buttons for XML and ICAL beside it.
These are the supported formats on how your calendar can be linked and displayed privately.
Click the appropriate button. , A window will appear with your calendar’s private or public link or address.
Copy it.
If you opted for private access, you should be careful with this link.
Anyone who has access to it can see all the entries in your calendar.
If you opted for public sharing, you can now use this link to embed and share your calendar. , Once you have your Google calendar link, you can simply copy and paste the link on the body of your email and send it to whoever you want to share it with.
If you’re using Gmail, click on compose new message.
Once the new message box pops up, click on the insert link icon on the bottom toolbar, it has a chain icon.
A new window will open where you can insert the text on one box, and the link on the other.
For example, My Calendar in the text box and then your Google Calendar link on the next one.
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