Sync google calendar with iPhone | Add google calendar to iPhone
Parvinder Khalsa
2017-04-06
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How to Sync Google Calendar with iPhone Calendar
How to Sync Multiple Google Calendars with Your iOS Device
Sync Your Google Calendar To Your iPhone Or iPad
For those on a non-Android phone, including those on an iPhone, iPad, or even Microsoft's Windows Phone platform, you'll need to complete a few additional steps before your shared calendars will start appearing in your native calendar app or on a third-party calendar program.
Here's how to do it:
1. Enter Google account information
First, you'll need to go into your phone's setting menus and enter your Google account credentials so your phone can synchronize with Google's cloud. You'll have the option to synchronize emails, contacts, calendars, and notes.
Enter Google credentials
Enter Google credentials
On the iPhone, you'll go into settings, then tap on Mail/Contacts/Calendars, and then hit Add Account.
On Windows Phone , you'll go into settings, tap on emails and accounts, and then you can add your Google account on the following screen.
2. Choose which calendars to sync
For those who want to synchronize shared calendars, you'll want to visit the following website from either your desktop or phone browser:
https://www.google.com/calendar/iphoneselect
After logging into your Google account, you'll be presented with all your personal and shared calendars. Be sure to check off which calendars you'll want to synchronize across all your devices.
Choose which shared calendar to sync.
Choose which shared calendar to sync.
By default, shared calendars aren't automatically selected for synchronizing, so you'll have to do this for each shared calendar you'll want to view on your iPhone, iPad, Windows, Windows Phone, or OS X calendar client. Conversely, if you have a calendar that you do not want synchronized, you can deselect it as well.
Click save, and you're done. All you'll need to do at this point is wait for the calendars to synchronize in the background on your devices.
How to Sync Google Calendar with iPhone Calendar
How to Sync Multiple Google Calendars with Your iOS Device
Sync Your Google Calendar To Your iPhone Or iPad
For those on a non-Android phone, including those on an iPhone, iPad, or even Microsoft's Windows Phone platform, you'll need to complete a few additional steps before your shared calendars will start appearing in your native calendar app or on a third-party calendar program.
Here's how to do it:
1. Enter Google account information
First, you'll need to go into your phone's setting menus and enter your Google account credentials so your phone can synchronize with Google's cloud. You'll have the option to synchronize emails, contacts, calendars, and notes.
Enter Google credentials
Enter Google credentials
On the iPhone, you'll go into settings, then tap on Mail/Contacts/Calendars, and then hit Add Account.
On Windows Phone , you'll go into settings, tap on emails and accounts, and then you can add your Google account on the following screen.
2. Choose which calendars to sync
For those who want to synchronize shared calendars, you'll want to visit the following website from either your desktop or phone browser:
https://www.google.com/calendar/iphoneselect
After logging into your Google account, you'll be presented with all your personal and shared calendars. Be sure to check off which calendars you'll want to synchronize across all your devices.
Choose which shared calendar to sync.
Choose which shared calendar to sync.
By default, shared calendars aren't automatically selected for synchronizing, so you'll have to do this for each shared calendar you'll want to view on your iPhone, iPad, Windows, Windows Phone, or OS X calendar client. Conversely, if you have a calendar that you do not want synchronized, you can deselect it as well.
Click save, and you're done. All you'll need to do at this point is wait for the calendars to synchronize in the background on your devices.
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