Connect Forms to Google Calendar

Google Calendar Addon for WPForms

Turn form submissions into calendar events automatically. Collect event details through your forms and send them straight to Google Calendar with just a few clicks.

  • Flexible Date & Time Options
  • Smart Field Mapping
  • Recurring Events
  • Guest Invites

Schedule Events From Forms Without Extra Steps

Stop manually copying form details into your calendar. With the WPForms Google Calendar Addon, every new form entry can create or update an event on your chosen Google Calendar. Save time, stay organized, and collaborate more effectively with your team. Join over 5,000,000 site owners already saving time. Get started with WPForms today!

Quick Setup

Connect your Google account in seconds. No complex configuration needed.

Smart Field Mapping

Use smart tags to automatically fill in event titles, descriptions, and locations with form data.

Flexible Date & Time Options

Map form fields to event start and end times, set fixed durations, or let users define the full schedule.

Recurring Events

Enable repeat rules — daily, weekly, monthly, or custom — directly from your form submissions.

Guest Invitations

Automatically add form submitters and other contacts as event guests, with options to allow guest management.

Conditional Logic

Control which submissions create calendar events based on form responses.

Multiple Calendar Support

Connect to different Google Calendars and choose where each event should go, so you can manage work, personal, or team schedules separately.

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Verified Customer

All the data stays with you (especially important if you collect information you do not want to share with Google or other services). People can respond without the need to login or use a third party account (Google forms necessitate a Google account). Easy to use after a slight learning curve.

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2,100+ Ready-Made Templates for the Google Calendar Addon

  • Event Registration Form
  • Team Meeting Request Form
  • Volunteer Signup Form
  • Coaching Session Form
  • Appointment Request Form
  • Service Scheduling Form
  • Client Onboarding Form
  • Support Call Request Form
  • Webinar Signup Form
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  • Demo Booking Form
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  • Conference RSVP Form
  • Interview Scheduling Form
  • Calendar Event Submission Form

Google Calendar Addon – Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have a question about the Google Calendar addon? See the list below for our most frequently asked questions. If your question is not listed here, then please contact us.

What does the Google Calendar Addon do?

It takes information from your WPForms submissions and turns it into events on your connected Google Calendar automatically.

Do I need coding knowledge to set it up?

No. Just connect your Google account, pick a calendar, and map your form fields — all in a simple interface.

Can I customize event details?

Yes. Use smart tags to set event names, descriptions, times, and locations directly from form inputs.

Does it support recurring events?

Yes. You can configure events to repeat daily, weekly, monthly, or on a custom schedule.

Can I control guest permissions?

Yes. Choose whether guests can view the guest list, invite others, or modify events.

Will my existing forms work?

Any WPForms form with the necessary fields (like date, time, and email) can be connected to Google Calendar right away.

Combine Google Calendar With Other WPForms Features

Together, these features make it easy to manage signups, meetings, and follow-ups, all from a single form submission.

User Registration

Create user accounts and schedule onboarding from a single submission.

  • Auto-create a calendar event for each new signup.
  • Use smart tags to set event title, description, and location.
  • Send confirmations with calendar invites automatically.

File Uploads

Schedule meetings and collect files in one flow.

  • Include uploaded briefs or proposals as links in the event.
  • Create events only when required files are attached (conditional logic).
  • Notify teammates with invites that reference the uploaded files.

Surveys and Polls

Turn responses into scheduled follow-ups.

  • Book calls when a response meets your criteria (e.g., low NPS).
  • Auto-add respondents as guests and set reminders.
  • Create recurring sessions for multi-week feedback or training.
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