1import{j as t}from"./vendor-ui-DhlpVjDs.js";import{C as a}from"./ConverterLandingPage-BLSX201E.js";import{u as s}from"./vendor-i18n-D3vIpi1U.js";import"./vendor-react-Bj1po1vP.js";import"./index-4AVBs65V.js";import"./circle-check-CCMmzX81.js";function d(){const{t:e}=s();return t.jsx(a,{seoTitle:e("textToIcs.seoTitle"),seoDescription:e("textToIcs.seoDesc"),canonicalPath:"/text-to-ics",h1:e("textToIcs.h1"),subtitle:e("textToIcs.subtitle"),initialTab:"text",features:[e("textToIcs.feature1"),e("textToIcs.feature2"),e("textToIcs.feature3"),e("textToIcs.feature4"),e("textToIcs.feature5"),e("textToIcs.feature6")],faqs:[{q:"What kind of text can I paste?",a:`Anything containing event information: meeting notes, email threads, conference agendas, class schedules, itineraries, or even casual messages like "Let's meet next Friday at 2pm at the coffee shop."`},{q:"Does it handle multiple events in one paste?",a:"Yes. Paste an entire schedule or agenda and Text2ICS will extract each event separately. All events are bundled into a single .ics file."},{q:"What date formats are supported?",a:"Text2ICS supports ISO dates (2026-04-01), written dates (April 1, 2026), short formats (01/04/2026), relative dates (next Tuesday), date ranges (March 28â30), and all-day events."},{q:"How do I import the .ics file into my calendar?",a:"Double-click the downloaded .ics file to auto-import on most systems. You can also drag it into Google Calendar, use File â Import in Apple Calendar, or use the import function in Outlook."},{q:"Is it free?",a:"Text2ICS offers 3 free events to start. Each event extracted counts as 1 event. Sign up for more events or upgrade for PDF, image, and CSV support."}
1],relatedTools:[{name:"Email to ICS",path:"/email-to-ics",description:"Convert forwarded emails to calendar events"},{name:"PDF to ICS",path:"/pdf-to-ics",description:"Convert PDF schedules to calendar events"},{name:"Image to Calendar",path:"/image-to-calendar",description:"Extract events from photos and screenshots"},{name:"ICS Viewer",path:"/ics-viewer",description:"View and edit existing .ics files"}]})}export{d as default};
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