iCal Event Generator

Create .ics calendar events with time zones, recurrence rules, and reminders.

Start date

May

15

Fri

2026

Start time

03:00

May 15, 2026

End time

04:00

May 15, 2026

iCal Event Generator

Quarterly planning session

Create .ics calendar events with time zones, recurrence rules, and reminders.

Output mode

UTC date-time

Frequency

Does not repeat

Time zone

UTC

Event details
Fill in the summary, notes, and references that calendar apps will show.
Schedule
Choose the event range, time zone, and export mode.

All-day end dates stay inclusive in the form and are exported as exclusive ICS end dates.

Recurrence
Repeat the event daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly.
Reminders
Attach one or more display alerts before the event starts.

Attach one or more display alerts before the event starts.

ICS output
Preview the calendar file exactly as it will be downloaded.

ical-event.ics

Output mode

UTC date-time

Time zone

UTC

UID

draft@inbrowser.app

BEGIN:VCALENDARVERSION:2.0PRODID:-//inbrowser.app//ical-event-generator//ENCALSCALE:GREGORIANBEGIN:VEVENTUID:draft@inbrowser.appDTSTAMP:20260515T025814ZDTSTART:20260515T030000ZDTEND:20260515T040000ZEND:VEVENTEND:VCALENDAR 

Create Calendar Files Without Leaving the Browser

This tool generates standard .ics event files directly in your browser. You can define timed or all-day events, choose a time zone strategy, add reminders, and export the final calendar entry without syncing any data to a server.

Why Use It

  • Build a clean calendar invite when you only need a file, not a full calendar account workflow.
  • Keep sensitive schedules local while still generating a standards-based event attachment.
  • Tune recurrence rules and reminder offsets before downloading the final .ics file.

Suggested Workflow

  1. Fill in the event summary, location, notes, and optional reference URL.
  2. Pick the event range, then decide whether to export UTC timestamps or preserve the original time zone with TZID.
  3. Add recurrence and reminder rules only if the event needs them, then download the file and attach it wherever you share the event.

Notes

  • UTC output is usually the safest choice when you want broad calendar compatibility.
  • TZID output keeps the original scheduling context for clients that understand named time zones.
  • For all-day events, the form keeps the end date inclusive even though the ICS file stores it as an exclusive end date.