Event Calendar Extractor

Event Calendar Extractor

Event Calendar Extractor lets you extract event titles, dates, timezones, locations, organizers, and URLs from public pages, then export the results as ICS, CSV, XLSX, or JSON.

  • check_circlePublic pages only
  • check_circle1 credit, or 1 per crawled page
  • check_circleNo setup required

Public webpages only

Run Event Calendar Extractor

1 credit, or 1 per crawled page
  1. 01Add source
  2. 02Set options
  3. 03Review result
Rendered source inspectionCSV, XLSX, JSONUp to 25 source pages
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Add a public source

Paste the exact public URL you want this tool to inspect.

Review the result before exporting. Your source is never edited.

Analyze public content you own or have permission to inspect. Failed and cancelled runs automatically return reserved credits.

What Event Calendar Extractor does

The event calendar extractor reads Event JSON-LD and repeated event listings from a rendered page. It creates rows for event title, start and end time, timezone, location, organizer, description, and source URL when those values are present.

Results can be checked in a table or downloaded as an ICS calendar file. The extractor keeps the source value and does not guess a missing timezone or date, which helps prevent plausible-looking but incorrect calendar entries.

What you can do with Event Calendar Extractor

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Useful fields from the start

Review event title, start and end date, location, organizer and url in one organized result.

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Results you can inspect

See the returned rows, findings, and available source details before you download anything.

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Export as CSV, XLSX, JSON

Keep the result in the format that fits your spreadsheet, audit, content, or development workflow.

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Bounded website processing

Analyze public sources with a clear cost shown before the run and a maximum of 25 source pages.

Where Event Calendar Extractor fits

Perfect for

  • checkImport a public program into a calendar
  • checkMove your organization's event list to a new system
  • checkCheck event structured data against visible details
  • checkBuild a spreadsheet of dates, venues, and links

What you get

  • checkEvent title
  • checkStart and end date
  • checkLocation
  • checkOrganizer and URL

How to use Event Calendar Extractor

  1. 01

    Paste the event page

    Use a public event detail page or listing that contains the schedule.

  2. 02

    Check dates and locations

    Review parsed start times, end times, timezones, venues, and organizers.

  3. 03

    Export the schedule

    Save an ICS file for a calendar or choose a tabular format for editing.

What to know before you run it

  • infoMissing timezones remain missing instead of being guessed.
  • infoRecurring events may need manual review when a page lists only the next occurrence.
  • infoEvent details reflect the page at the time of extraction.

ExtractPics processes public content only. Use pages and files you own or have permission to inspect, and follow the source website's terms.

Questions about Event Calendar Extractor

If your question is not covered here, send us a message and include the page, file, or result type you are working with.

What is an ICS file?

ICS is a calendar exchange format that can be imported by common calendar applications. The export uses the event dates and details found on the page.

Can it extract several events from one listing?

Yes. It can read repeated event cards and Event structured data, then place each detected event in its own row.

Will it guess a timezone when the page omits one?

No. A missing timezone is left for review because guessing could shift the event time for calendar users.

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Analyze a public page to inspect event title and start and end date.

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