Use case

Turn itinerary PDFs into ICS files

Get every travel segment into your calendar, even when the agency only provides PDFs.

When to use this

Steps

Step 1

Open the itinerary PDF

Preview the PDF in Chrome or your preferred viewer so the extension can capture crisp text.

Step 2

Capture the itinerary section

Highlight the block with departure times, hotel info, or meeting schedules. Capture each section if the PDF spans multiple days.

Step 3

Review detected details

Verify that flight times, hotel addresses, and booking references are parsed correctly. Adjust segments before exporting.

Step 4

Export an ICS file

Use Export ICS to download a standards-compliant file for Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook, or any CalDAV system.

What gets extracted

Privacy & security notes

Screenshots are processed in volatile memory and deleted after parsing. Structured metadata remains encrypted for 30 days so you can re-export or delete it sooner. See security and privacy docs for compliance details.

Common issues

Multi-day itineraries
Capture each day separately to create structured events. Use history to duplicate baseline data quickly.
Dense tables
Zoom to 125% or 150% before capturing so the OCR can differentiate columns.
Missing ICS fields
Add attendees, notes, or reminders before exporting. Everything you edit is included in the ICS.

FAQ

Do you store the PDF?

No. We only receive the pixels you capture. Screenshots are processed in memory and deleted immediately. Metadata stays for 30 days (encrypted) so you can re-export or delete it sooner.

Can I share the ICS with travelers?

Yes. Email the ICS or drop it in Slack/Teams. Recipients can import it into any calendar app.

Does it support attachments in foreign languages?

Yes. OCR supports multiple languages. Double-check unusual date formats before exporting.

Create ICS files instantly

No more retyping long itineraries into calendar invites.

Itinerary PDF to ICS | Screenshot to Calendar