Title, date and time, time zone, location, guests, reminders, and repeats — then download the .ics file or open it straight in your calendar.
Formats it generates
- .ics (iCalendar)
- Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook, Thunderbird — the universal file.
- jCal
- The same event as JSON (RFC 7265) — for anything that would rather parse JSON than iCalendar.
- CSV
- Google Calendar and Outlook's spreadsheet importer, for bulk or awkward cases.
- JSON-LD
- schema.org/Event markup, so search engines and browsers can read the event off a page.
Put it on your own site
The same creator ships as a standalone embed. One script tag, one element, no framework required on your side:
<div id="event-creator"></div>
<script src="https://your-host/event-creator.js"></script>
<script>
EventCreator.mount('#event-creator', { showPreview: false });
</script>Using React already? Install the component package and render <EventCreator /> directly.