# Image to Calendar Review

Convert schedule images or PDFs into editable calendar events using one-time credit packs.

## Editor's Score: 80/100

The tool delivers a clear, privacy-focused workflow with editable extraction and flexible one-time credit packs, earning strong delivery and ease of use. It loses some value and capability points because it lacks a free tier beyond two credits and does not support batch uploads, which some alternatives offer.

## Pros
- One-time credit packs with no expiration and no subscription lock-in.
- Editable review of extracted event details before export.
- Supports common image formats and PDFs up to 100 events per conversion.

## Cons
- Only two free conversions via Google sign-in; no ongoing free tier.
- No batch upload support, each file counts as one conversion even if it contains many events.
- Credit-based model may be costly for frequent users compared to unlimited alternatives.

## Pricing

Paid.
- Starter: $9.90
- Pro: $19.90
- Power: $39.90

Pricing reflects what we saw at the time of review (2026-09). Confirm current pricing on the official site.

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Official site: https://imagetocalendar.app/
Last verified by a human: 2026-10-02

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## Verdict

Best for people who occasionally need to turn a timetable or flyer into calendar events without a subscription, thanks to its one-time credit packs and editable review step. It lacks a free tier beyond two credits and doesn’t support batch uploads like some competitors. If you need unlimited or bulk conversions, consider EveryTool4U or PhotoCalia.

Best for: Occasional users needing one-off schedule conversions.
Not for: Heavy users needing batch processing or unlimited conversions.

## Overview

Image to Calendar is a web-based AI tool that reads schedule images or PDFs and converts them into editable calendar events. You upload a file (JPG, PNG, WebP up to 10 MiB or PDF up to 12 MiB and 10 pages), review extracted titles, dates, times, locations, notes, and repeat rules, then export a standard ICS file for Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook. It processes uploads in memory only and does not store your files or extracted content. 

Instead of a subscription, it uses one-time credit packs: Starter ($9.90 for 30 credits), Pro ($19.90 for 100 credits), and Power ($39.90 for 300 credits). Each successful conversion consumes one credit, regardless of how many events are in the schedule (up to 100 events per conversion), and credits never expire. You get two free credits when signing in with Google, but no ongoing free tier.

## Who should use it

If you occasionally need to convert a class timetable, work roster, or event flyer into calendar events and prefer paying once rather than subscribing, this tool fits well. The editable review step gives you control over accuracy. If you need batch processing, unlimited conversions, or a free-forever option, consider EveryTool4U for local conversions or PhotoCalia for a free tier with monthly limits.

## FAQ

Q: How many free conversions can I try before paying?
A: You get one free conversion without an account and two free credits when signing in with Google.

Q: What file types and sizes are supported?
A: You can upload JPG, PNG, or WebP images up to 10 MiB, or PDFs up to 12 MiB and 10 pages.

Q: How many events can one conversion handle?
A: Each conversion supports up to 100 events in the schedule.

Q: Do credits expire or are there subscriptions?
A: Credits never expire and there is no subscription - just one-time credit packs.

Q: Is my uploaded file stored or shared?
A: No - files are processed in memory only and not stored after conversion.