For macOS
Import events from Excel and CSV into Apple Calendar, or convert spreadsheets to ICS files. No subscription, everything stays on your Mac.
Import Google Calendar CSV to Apple Calendar
Switching from Google to Apple? Export your Google events as CSV, then use Importer for Calendar for Mac to import the Google Calendar CSV into Apple Calendar – mapping each column exactly. No subscription, all data stays on your Mac.
How to move Google Calendar to Apple Calendar
- Export your Google Calendar data to a CSV file (e.g. via Google Takeout or a spreadsheet).
- Open Importer for Calendar and load the CSV.
- Map the columns to title, start, end, location and notes.
- Pick your Apple calendar and import the events – or save them as an .ics file.
Move Google Calendar to iCal without retyping
Importer for Calendar reads your exported Google CSV as it is, so you move Google Calendar to iCal by mapping columns instead of re-entering events.
Transfer Google Calendar events on Mac with detail
Start and end times, time zones, durations, recurring events and alarms are preserved, so transferring Google Calendar events on Mac keeps the full schedule.
From Google Calendar export to Apple Calendar
Take your Google Calendar export and turn it into Apple Calendar events – or an .ics file – in a few clicks, for a clean migration.
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Frequently asked questions
Does my data stay private?
Yes. Importer for Calendar processes everything locally on your Mac. No data is uploaded anywhere.
Do I need a subscription?
No. Importer for Calendar is a one-time purchase from the Mac App Store — no recurring fees.
Which file formats can I import from?
Importer for Calendar imports events from Excel (.xlsx), CSV, tab-delimited text files, and can also export to ICS.