Highlight to Google Calendar

Highlight text and open popup to automatically add events to google calendar.

What is Highlight to Google Calendar?

'Highlight to Google Calendar' is a Chrome extension that lets you create Google Calendar events from highlighted text. Simply highlight any text containing event details, and use the extension to generate a short event title and detailed description. It even directs you to the Google Calendar event creation prompt for seamless integration into your schedule.

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2023-12-18

By: bazeblackwood

Users: 616

Rating: 3.86 (7)

Version: 1.0 (Last updated: 2018-06-03)

Creation date: 2018-06-02

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: High risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab
tabs

Size: 302.08K

Email: mi*****@blackwood.io

URLs: Website

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A chrome extension that allows you to turn highlighted text into Google Calendar events. (Google Calendar used to do this automatically when entering events, but no longer 😿)

Simply highlight some text with an event date and time in it, and the result will be in the popup when you click the extension icon when you click the top right. The extension will generate a shorter a title for you, and put the remaining details in the description of the event. Click "Create Event" after a successful parse and it will take you to the event creation dialog in Google Calendar.

User reviews

Just keeps asking me to highlight text even though it's already highlighted. Unfortunately this just doesn't work at all.

Gerard Caulfield, 2020-09-16

This extension flat out works for me. I get so many texts/emails etc that say "see you later at 5" and it's easy to highlight this, click on the extension, and have it automatically populate an event on gcal.