Image Schedule to Calendar Conversion
Image schedule to calendar workflows turn screenshots and photos into calendar events you can review and download as an ICS file. Upload the image, review the extracted events, and choose which ones to include before adding them to your calendar app.
How image conversion works
Turn a schedule screenshot or photo into events you can check before adding them to your calendar.
- 1
Upload
Add a schedule image or screenshot.
- 2
Extract
Read the event titles, dates, and times.
- 3
Review
Check the extracted events and choose what to keep.
- 4
Download
Create an ICS file for your calendar app.
From schedule image to reviewable events
Filter My Calendar extracts the schedule details first, then lets you review the events before creating the calendar file.
Schedule image
team-schedule.jpg
Falcons team schedule
August
Fall season
Extracted events
3 events
Soccer practice
August 11 at 5:30 PM
Soccer practice
August 13 at 5:30 PM
Soccer game
August 14 at 6:00 PM
Common image schedule formats
School activities
Schedules shared as phone screenshots.
Sports schedules
Practice and game dates posted as social images.
Community events
Event details distributed as digital flyers.
Work rosters
Shift schedules captured in photo form.
FAQ
What image types can I upload?
You can upload common schedule screenshots and photos. Clear images with readable text produce better extraction results.
How can I get the best results from a schedule image?
Use a clear screenshot or photo with readable text. You can review the extracted titles, dates, and times before adding the events to your calendar.
Can I review extracted events before downloading?
Yes. You can review the extracted events and choose which ones to include in the calendar.
What if my schedule comes as a PDF instead?
Use the PDF workflow for best results. You can switch between image and PDF import depending on the source format you receive.
Choose the events for your calendar.
Build a filtered ICS file in minutes and add it to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook.