Hover your mouse pointer over the calendar that you want to add to the notion. Here all your public and personal Google Calendar will be visible.ģ). In the left pane, you will find a My Calander section. First, Open the web version of Google Calander and log in using your Google account.Ģ). Make Calendar Public and Embed in Notion.ġ). Yes, you can also share the Calendar with specific people, instead of making it public. If you have made a calendar available for the public, then, don’t use it to manage business events. Or, if you’re still doing then make sure, there isn’t any confidential information. Then, I would not recommend you embed your personal Google Calander. If you’re using Notion workspace with your team.Google also shows a warning when you try to make a calendar public. Even, without the calendar link being shared with them. Once your calendar gets public, anyone can view it by making a single Google search query.After that, with a public URL, you can embed Google Calander into your Notion Workspace.īefore you make your Calendar public. But still, if you want, you have to first make your calendar available to the public.
(Official Method.)īy default, Google doesn’t allow us to Integrate calendars with other web applications. Method 1: Insert Google Calendar into Notion. Two-way sync Step 1 - Add a date column and locate the integration recipes Step 2 - Add the first recipe Step 3 - Configure the first integration recipe. Ok, without further delay, let’s get started. Yes, with the advanced method, you can customize the colors of Google Calendar, and then, can embed it into the notion. Then, the second method will be useful for you. But, if you want a customized Google Calendar. You can either use the official method, which works flawlessly. There are majorly two ways to insert Google Calendar into Notion. Although, you can easily embed Google Calendar into Notion, and keep track of upcoming events from within the notion. But still, the Google Calendar option missing in the Notion embed list. Like you can embed Google Maps, Google Drive, Github Gist, Figma, Loom Recording, Sketch document, and many other things. Yes, by default, Notion also officially provides many Embed options. There are some sites like Indify and Apption, from where you can get fully customizable widgets for free. It is because many developers recently started working on notion widgets. In our example, we'll select Google Calendar for our trigger app.It’s been quite a few years since Notion has released, though, these days it is getting quite popular. A single Zap can perform more than one action.ĭepending on the workflow you're setting up, your trigger app could be Google Calendar or Notion. To achieve 2-way synchronicity we need to establish a relation between 2 entities: Google Calendar event and Notion record. The action: an event a Zap performs after it's triggered. Once you're signed in, you can create new Zaps by clicking the Create Zap button or by going to zap.new. You'll also need a Google account and a Notion account. Don't worry, creating an account is easy and free. Before you beginīefore you create a Zap that integrates Google Calendar with Notion, you'll need to create a Zapier account if you don't have one already. But you can use these same steps to connect Google Calendar and Notion in tons of different ways.
For the sake of this tutorial though, we're going to focus on one of the workflows we mentioned above-adding Google Calendar events to a Notion database. As you can see, there are a lot of ways to integrate Google Calendar and Notion using Zapier.
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