Google Calendar is a popular calendar app which allows you to manage multiple calendars with a single Google account, from any device. If you use an iPhone and want to add your Apple Calendar events to Google Calendar without setting up ongoing syncing, you're in the right place.
First, we'll show you how to easily export your Apple Calendars from your iPhone to your computer. Then, we'll import those calendars into Google Calendar. This ensures a one-time transfer of your events, rather than a continuous sync, giving you full control over your calendars.
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TouchCopy is a handy tool that lets you manage your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch data with ease. With the app's calendar export feature, you can export your Apple Calendars from your iOS devices to your PC or Mac. This then enables you to import all the important details, like event names and dates into other calendar apps, such as Google Calendar.
TouchCopy will export each of your chosen calendars as a separate CSV file to your computer, which is especially useful if you have multiple calendars to manage.
If you exported multiple calendars with TouchCopy, you'll need to repeat the steps above to import each one into Google Calendar.
Once you've imported your Apple Calendar events into Google Calendar, you can view them by opening Google Calendar in your web browser or app. Look for the calendar you imported into under "My calendars" on the left side of your browser window, or in the main menu of the app.
If the calendar is checked, its events will be shown in your calendar view. You can then switch between views like Day, Week, or Month to see your events in different views.
Now you know how to add calendars from your iPhone to Google Calendars without syncing! See our user guide for more about exporting iPhone calendars as well as all the other features TouchCopy has to offer!
This one-time transfer method gives you the freedom to manage your Google Calendar independently, without automatic updates from your Apple Calendar. It's ideal if you want control over your data, prefer a straightforward process, and want to avoid potential syncing issues. For example, you might not actively use your Apple Calendar anymore but want to add its events to your Google Calendar.
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