PDF to Calendar

Turn a PDF into a live calendar page.

Drop a PDF, conference agenda, or class schedule. AI extracts every event and publishes a public calendar people subscribe to once — Apple, Google, or Outlook. One stable link that keeps working when the schedule changes.

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Size
Modified
PDF

fall-2026-program.pdf

Processing…

1.2 MB

May 1

PDF

spring-yoga-2026.pdf

142 KB

Apr 28

DOC

speaker-bios.docx

89 KB

Apr 22

XLS

2026-audit-program.xlsx

256 KB

Apr 12

Reading 47 sessions across 12 pages…

Publish
smartcalendars.ai/c/k4m9p2/program
Calendar page
Mon Sep 8 · 09:00–10:30 · Opening Keynote
Mon Sep 8 · 11:00–12:30 · Track A: Foundations
Tue Sep 9 · 14:00–15:30 · Workshop — Hands-On

Works with the schedules you already have

PDFScanned PDFAgenda page
Apple CalendarGoogle CalendarOutlook

Drop a PDF or paste a URL. We handle text PDFs, scanned PDFs, and public agenda webpages — plus CSV exports, screenshots, and Word docs if that’s what you have. Subscribers add the calendar in any app that reads ICS.

What you actually walk away with

A live calendar page, one stable subscription link, and a shareable micro-site you can put on flyers, emails, and your website.

A public Calendar Page

A clean, branded landing page at smartcalendars.ai/c/k4m9p2/your-event. People see the full schedule and subscribe in one click — no app install, no signup.

One stable subscription link

A webcal:// URL that never changes. When the schedule updates (new sessions added, time changes, room moves), edit it once on the page — every subscriber’s calendar updates automatically.

A micro-site you can share

Put the link on flyers, posters, conference badges, social posts, your website. Apple / Google / Outlook subscribe buttons are built in.

How it works

Three steps. Most schedules are live in under five minutes.

1. Drop your PDF

Upload a text PDF, a scanned PDF, or paste the URL of a public agenda page. AI reads every page — even messy two-column layouts, multi-day conference programs, and OCR’d scans.

2. Review extracted events

Every session is shown with date, time, title, room, and speaker. Edit anything that’s off, accept the rest. You stay in control of every event before publishing.

3. Publish & share

One click publishes your branded Calendar Page. Share the URL or the webcal:// subscribe link. Subscribers add it once and get every update automatically.

Built for the people sharing real schedules

If your schedule lives in a PDF, a Word doc, or a website nobody reads, this is the upgrade.

Conference & CME organisers

Turn your 12-page conference program into a calendar attendees actually use. Track-by-track filtering, speaker bios, room links — all subscribable. Update sessions during the event and every attendee sees the change.

Studios, gyms & class schedules

Yoga studios, fitness coaches, music schools, dance studios. Publish your weekly schedule once, members subscribe in their phone’s calendar, time changes propagate automatically.

University seminar series

Department seminars, guest lectures, colloquia. Replace the PDF that gets emailed every September with a live page faculty and students subscribe to once — and that updates without re-sending emails.

Sports teams & coach schedules

Practice schedules, tournament dates, away games. Coaches publish once, parents and players subscribe. No more out-of-date PDFs in the team WhatsApp group.

Why this beats a PDF or a screenshot

PDFs and screenshots are static documents. A Calendar Page stays current for everyone who relies on the schedule.

PDF / screenshot
Calendar Page
Updates after publishing?
Re-send to everyone
Edit once — every subscriber sees it
Add to phone calendar?
Manual copy-paste each event
One subscribe button — done
Reminders before each event?
No
Native phone reminders, automatically
Search-engine indexable?
PDFs rank poorly
Designed for SEO out of the box

Running a recurring event calendar?

If you’re a city, tourism board, university department, or conference series and you want help getting set up, drop us a line.

Email us about setup help

Frequently asked questions

The questions schedule owners actually ask before publishing.

Does this work with scanned PDFs?

Yes. We OCR scanned PDFs end-to-end — conference programmes printed and scanned, photographed flyers, screenshots from older systems. Quality drops with very low-resolution scans, but anything legible to a human is usually fine for the AI.

Will my Calendar Page update when I upload a revised PDF?

Yes. When you upload an updated PDF or replace the source, your Calendar Page updates while keeping the same public link and subscription URL. Subscribers stay subscribed and receive the updated schedule automatically.

Can I extract from a public webpage instead of uploading a PDF?

Yes. Paste the URL of a public agenda page, seminar page, class schedule, or festival lineup. We fetch the page and extract the schedule the same way we do with PDFs.

How many events can a single PDF have?

Hundreds. We routinely handle 10–12-page conference programs with 50+ sessions across multiple tracks. Multi-day events, parallel tracks, and bilingual schedules all extract correctly.

What languages does the AI understand?

Smart Calendars AI supports 80+ languages for input and extraction. The Calendar Page interface is currently available in English, German, and French, while event titles stay in the source language.

Will subscribers need a Smart Calendars account?

No. Your Calendar Page is fully public. Visitors subscribe in one click using Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook, or any app that reads ICS / webcal. They never sign up with us.

Can I customise the page — logo, banner, brand colour, action button?

Yes. You can tailor the Calendar Page for your organisation with branding, visual customisation, and a primary action button.

How is this different from photo-to-calendar?

Photo-to-calendar is best for one-off event capture from a flyer, poster, or screenshot. PDF to Calendar is built for schedules you publish and keep current for an audience — such as conference programmes, seminar series, class timetables, and recurring public schedules.

Is there a free tier?

Yes. There is a free tier so you can publish a Calendar Page and test the workflow before upgrading.

What happens if I cancel?

Your Calendar Pages stay live until the end of the period you paid for, and your subscribers keep getting updates the whole time. After that the page goes read-only on the free tier. No data is deleted; you can resubscribe at any time and pick up where you left off.

Ready to turn that PDF into something people actually use?

Start with a free Calendar Page and test the workflow. No credit card required.