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Synchronize Proton Calendar to Google Calendar

April 2025

You're using Proton Calendar and want to sync availabilities with Google Calendar? You're in the right place. This guide will walk you through the process of synchronizing your Proton Events with Google Calendar.

Why Sync Proton Calendar with Google Calendar?

Syncing your Proton Calendar with Google Calendar offers several benefits:

  • Unified View: See all availabilities in one place.
  • Accessibility: Google Calendar is widely used and accessible on various devices.
  • Collaboration: Easily share your calendar with others who use Google Calendar.

Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Export Proton Calendar as .ics

  1. Log in to Proton Calendar: Open your Proton Calendar and log in with your credentials.
  2. Share Calendar:
    • Go to the calendar you want to share.
    • Click on the three dots (...) next to the calendar name.
    • Select Share calendar.
  3. Generate ICS Link:
    • In the sharing settings, enable the option to share the calendar.
    • Copy the ICS link provided. This link will be used to sync your calendar with Google Calendar.

For detailed instructions, you can refer to the Proton Support Guide.

Step 2: Add your ICS Calendar

  1. Log in: Go to your dashboard and log in or sign up.
  2. Add ICS Calendar:
    • Go to the Accounts Tab.
    • Select Connect an iCalendar.
    • Paste the ICS link you copied from Proton Calendar.

Step 3: Create your Proton to Google Synchronization

  1. Open the Synchronizations tab.
  2. Create a rule to sync your Proton Calendar to your Google Calendar.

Conclusion

Syncing your Proton Calendar with Google Calendar using CalenSync is a straightforward process that can greatly enhance your productivity. By following the steps outlined above, you can have a unified view of your schedule and stay organized across different platforms. You might also be interested in other guides:

  • how to synchronize all your calendars into one
  • the new buffer time feature released recently
  • how to create schedules directly from your calendar availabilities

Happy syncing!

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