Tips: After you create and share a calendar, you can schedule events for that calendar. Learn how to create an event in a shared calendar. When you create a calendar, you automatically become its …

In Google Calendar, you can subscribe to someone else's calendar if they share it with you. If someone hasn’t shared their calendar with you, you can ask for access to their primary calendar.

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If you use Calendar and Google Meet for work or school, you can add view-only live streaming to an event for up to 100,000 people to watch. Learn how to live stream a video meeting.

On your computer, open Chrome. At the top right, select Profile Add new profile. If you choose to sync to your Google Account, your profile name will automatically be your Account name. Choose a name, …

In the Google Workspace Marketplace, you can find a wide range of add-ons to use with Google Calendar. Install add-ons Important: For work or school accounts, if you don’t see "Get add-ons" or …

You can add different types of calendars, including lunar or solar, Moon phase, and sports. To add or remove alternate calendars, update your calendar settings.

Learn how to manage which of your Google Workspace calendars are available in Outlook. Follow best practices for using Outlook calendar Review features that GWSMO adds to Outlook, or that work …

Manage birthdays on your calendar You can keep track of upcoming birthdays using Google Calendar. You can create, hide, or change the color of birthdays on your calendar. The birthday information …

If your Google Account is through your work, school, or other group, you may see the "Find a time" button after you add guests to your event. When you tap "Find a time," you'll see suggested times …