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8 Ways to Print Your Google Calendar

By Matthew Lynch
December 22, 2023
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Introduction:

Google Calendar is an immensely useful tool for organizing daily tasks, deadlines, meetings, and events. However, sometimes it’s necessary to have a physical copy of your schedule to carry with you or share with others. Fortunately, printing your Google Calendar has never been easier. In this article, we’ll explore eight different ways to print your calendar effectively.

1. Basic Printing:

The simplest way to print your Google Calendar is by using the built-in print feature. Follow these easy steps to print your calendar:

a. Open Google Calendar in your web browser.

b. Click the gear icon in the top right corner.

c. Select “Print” from the drop-down menu.

d. Choose your desired date range and customization options, then click “Print.”

2. Print Multiple Calendars:

Do you maintain several separate calendars? You can print them all at once by following these steps:

a. Open each calendar you want to print in separate browser tabs.

b. Use the method described above for each calendar.

c. Arrange and combine the printed sheets as desired.

3. Save as PDF:

Instead of printing directly, you can save your Google Calendar as a PDF file and print it later or send it to someone else:

a. Follow steps 1a to 1c as described above.

b. Instead of clicking “Print,” choose “Save as PDF” from the destination list in the print preview window.

c. Click “Save” and choose where you’d like to store the file on your computer.

4. Use a Free Third-Party Tool:

There are several free third-party tools that offer more advanced printing options for Google Calendar users, such as PrintMyCal or Gcal2Excel:

a. Visit the website of your chosen tool.

b. Connect it with your Google Calendar account.

c. Customize your print settings and download the file for printing.

5. Export as .ICAL and Print from Outlook:

For those who prefer to use a different calendar application, such as Microsoft Outlook, you can export your Google Calendar events to an .ICAL file:

a. Open Google Calendar in your web browser.

b. Click the gear icon in the top right corner and select “Settings.”

c. Find “Import & export” in the left-hand menu and click “Export.”

d. Open the downloaded .ICAL file in Microsoft Outlook and print your calendar from there.

6. Print in Different Layouts:

Regardless of whether you choose basic printing or a third-party tool, ensure you explore different layouts for optimal presentation:

a. Select “Day,” “Week,” “Month” or “Year” view depending on your preference.

b. Change font size, colors, and borders for better readability.

7. Print Free Calendar Templates:

You can also find free printable calendar templates online that include space for you to manually fill in event information and prioritize tasks:

a. Search for free calendar templates online with your preferred search engine.

b. Download or print the template directly from the website.

c. Manually fill in your Google Calendar events.

8. Create a Custom Wall Calendar:

Add a personal touch by designing and printing a custom wall calendar featuring images alongside your Google Calendar events:

a. Export your Google Calendar events as described earlier.

b. Use photo editing software or an online printing service to create a customized calendar layout with photos.

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