Title and time
Enter the title, start, and end time for the Google Calendar event composer.
Generate a free QR code for a prefilled Google Calendar event URL with title, time, location, details, guests, and recurrence settings in your browser.
Local processing
Your input is encoded in the browser.
Encode title, time, location, and details into a QR code for Google Calendar’s event composer.
Generates a direct Google Calendar launch URL. Non-ASCII text is URL-encoded automatically.
Start Required
End Required
Set End Time
Set location, description, URL, guests, and similar fields only when needed.
Optional. Controls busy/free visibility behavior.
Optional. ON adds add/recur/trp parameters to Google Calendar URL.
OFF: stable params only / ON: add, recur, trp too
Recurrence
Configure weekly/monthly recurrence. Use Simple mode by default and switch to Advanced for detailed rules.
Recurrence Mode
Simple mode covers most cases with fewer fields for weekly/monthly/yearly repetition.
Use Advanced mode for full RRULE controls such as BYWEEKNO, BYSETPOS, and WKST.
Use Standard QR for compatibility. Use rMQR for compact symbols (auto-falls back if too large).
Payload Size
0 bytes · Good
Larger payloads can reduce scan reliability.
Required fields are missing. The QR code may not function correctly.
Fill the fields that become Google Calendar URL parameters after scanning.
Enter the title, start, and end time for the Google Calendar event composer.
Add event details that should appear in the Google Calendar URL.
Add recurrence or visibility parameters when needed.
The generated symbol contains a Google Calendar event URL that opens the event composer for signed-in users.
Title, time, location, and details become Google Calendar URL parameters, then the URL is encoded as a QR code.
Format: Google Calendar Template URL Compatibility: Google Calendar (Web/App) Reminders: Follows Google Calendar's default settings Processing: Runs entirely in your browser (no server upload)
For Google Calendar users, this format can be more direct than an embedded iCalendar payload.
Internal Workspace notices and Google-first communities benefit most. Public audiences often need iCalendar or normal URL alternatives.
Google Calendar URLs grow with details. Keep descriptions short and move deeper information to a landing page when possible.
Do not place QR codes containing attendee emails on public posters or social images. Check scope even for internal documents.
It is primarily a Google Calendar event URL. For Apple Calendar or Outlook audiences, also provide an iCalendar QR.
They may see a sign-in screen or Google Calendar web flow. Test signed-out behavior for public use.
Avoid doing so in public QR codes. Even internally, confirm privacy expectations and distribution scope.
No. A QR-generated event is not automatically updated by the original image. Include an update page when details may change.
A URL QR opens a page. A Google Calendar QR opens a prefilled event composer, so it is better when the goal is saving the event.
Choose a different QR type for URLs, Wi-Fi, contacts, email, SMS, phone calls, or calendar events.