Event Calendar Extractor
Event Calendar Extractor lets you extract event names, start and end dates, 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
- 01Add source
- 02Set options
- 03Review result
Analyze public content you own or have permission to inspect, and follow the source site's terms. Failed and cancelled runs automatically return reserved credits.
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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 name, start and end date, location, organizer, event URL, and source page when those values are present. A timezone appears only as an offset inside a date value.
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.
Event Calendar Extractor features
Useful fields from the start
Review event title, start and end date, location, organizer and url in one organized result.
Export as CSV, XLSX, JSON
Formats offered: CSV, XLSX, JSON, ICS.
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
- 01
Paste the event page
Use a public event detail page or listing that contains the schedule.
- 02
Check dates and locations
Review parsed start and end dates, venues, and organizers.
- 03
Export the schedule
Save an ICS file for a calendar or choose a tabular format for editing.
Before you run Event Calendar Extractor
- 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.
Questions about Event Calendar Extractor
Something missing? Ask us.
What is an ICS file?
Can it extract several events from one listing?
Will it guess a timezone when the page omits one?
Ready when you are
Run Event Calendar Extractor
Analyze a public page to inspect event title and start and end date.
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