Add and edit an event in a calendar on iCloud.com

You can add one-time, recurring, all-day, and multi-day events to your calendars.

You can invite other people to an event, add notes, and more.

Create an event

In Calendar on iCloud.com, click in the bottom-right corner.
Tip: To create an event from the iCloud.com homepage, click in the corner of the Calendar tile. To create a new event from anywhere on iCloud.com, click in the toolbar, then click Calendar Event.
Type a name and location for the event, then do any of the following:
- Set the event’s date and time: Type in the fields.
- Set the event’s time zone: Click the Time Zone pop-up menu, then choose an option. If you don’t see the Time Zone pop-up menu, turn on Time Zone support.
- Keep the event in the same time zone (even if the calendar’s time zone changes): Click the Time Zone pop-up menu, then choose Floating.
- Make the event last all day: Select “all-day.”
- Make the event a multi-day event: Select “all-day,” then specify start and end dates in the “from” and “to” fields.
- Make the event a repeating event: Click the “repeat” pop-up menu, then choose an option.
- Add a link to an event: Type in the “url” field.
- Add a note to an event: Type in the “note” field.
You can also add attachments, invite other people, and set an alert.
Click OK.

In Calendar on iCloud.com, click in the bottom-left corner, then choose Preferences.
In the General pane, click the “Add events & invitations to” pop-up menu, then choose a calendar.
Click Save.

You can move any event to another calendar that you own or that has been shared with you.

In Calendar on iCloud.com, double-click the event you want to move.
Click the Color button next to the event name.
Choose which calendar you want to move the event to, then click OK.
Tip: You can also drag the event to the sidebar and drop it on the calendar you want to move the event to.

You can change an event’s settings at any time. Double-click an event to open it and make adjustments.

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