CalendarMap Documentation
Quick Start
CalendarMap converts CSV files with event data into ICS calendar files that work with Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple Calendar, and other calendar applications.
- Upload your CSV file with event data
- Map your CSV columns to calendar fields
- Validate your data for any issues
- Download your ICS calendar file
Required Fields
Title
RequiredThe event title/summary. Common CSV headers: "title", "event", "summary", "name"
Start Date/Time
RequiredWhen the event starts. Supports various formats including "2025-09-15", "9/15/2025", "Sep 15, 2025"
Common headers: "start", "start_date", "date", "event_date"
Optional Fields
End Date/Time
When the event ends. If not provided, creates a 1-hour event.
Location
Event location. Can be physical address or virtual meeting link.
Description
Detailed event description or notes.
All Day
Mark as all-day event. Use "TRUE", "YES", or "1" for all-day.
Timezone
Event timezone. Defaults to UTC if not specified.
Duration
Event duration in minutes. Alternative to end time.
Supported Date Formats
Date Examples
- • 2025-09-15
- • 09/15/2025
- • September 15, 2025
- • Sep 15, 2025
- • 15-Sep-2025
Time Examples
- • 10:00 AM
- • 14:30
- • 2:00 PM
- • 09:00
Sample CSV Format
Title,Start Date,Start Time,End Date,End Time,Location,Description,All Day Team Meeting,2025-09-15,10:00 AM,2025-09-15,11:30 AM,Conference Room A,Weekly standup,FALSE Product Launch,2025-09-18,,,,,Major product release,TRUE Client Workshop,2025-09-20,2:00 PM,2025-09-20,5:00 PM,Zoom Meeting,Design workshop,FALSE
Troubleshooting
Dates not parsing correctly?
Make sure your date format is consistent throughout the CSV. Mix of formats can cause parsing issues.
Events not showing in calendar?
Check that your events have both a title and start date. These are required for valid ICS files.
Timezone issues?
If not specified, events default to UTC. Add a timezone column with values like "America/New_York" for proper timezone handling.