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Share from Photos
Screenshot Calendar appears in the same share sheet you already use, so the flow starts from the screenshot instead of from a separate import screen.
Turn a screenshot into a calendar event.
Share from Photos, review the extracted details, and save into Calendar without rebuilding the plan by hand.
Built around the iPhone share sheet
Review before anything is saved
Native Calendar remains the destination
.ics actions stay available when you need a file
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Share from Photos
The screenshot already exists. That stays the starting point.
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Confirm the handoff
The extension stages the image before the main app takes over.
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Review the extracted draft
Title, date, location, notes, and save state stay editable.
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Save into Calendar
The result becomes a real iPhone Calendar event.
How it works on iPhone.
The public story follows the same sequence as the product: start with the screenshot, review the draft, and finish in Calendar.
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Confirm the handoff
The extension shows the image, stages it, and waits for you to continue into the app. It feels like a handoff, not a detour.
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Review the event draft
The extracted event remains editable before save, so you can correct the title, date, location, notes, or any other detail that needs a second pass.
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Save into Calendar
Once the draft looks right, the event lands in the calendar you already use on iPhone. The end state is native, not staged somewhere else.
The useful part is the pause before save.
Screenshot Calendar stays conservative where it matters. It extracts the event, but it still gives you a clear review step before anything becomes real.
The review step is the point
This is not an auto-save tool. The draft stops in the middle so you can check the details before anything reaches Calendar.
Calendar stays the source of truth
The result is a real iPhone Calendar event, ready for edits, alerts, and everything else that already belongs there.
The fallback path still exists
Open ICS, Share ICS, and redownload actions stay nearby when a portable file is the better next step.
Keep the screenshot. Skip the re-entry.
Screenshot Calendar is for the moment when the plan is already on screen and the next step should be getting it into Calendar with less friction.
Share from Photos instead of rebuilding the event by hand.
Edit the extracted draft before it becomes part of your calendar.
Keep a file-based exit path available when you need one.
Use cases.
Focused guides for the screenshots, photos, flyers, and schedules people most often want to save.
Screenshot To Calendar For iPhone
Turn iPhone screenshots into editable Calendar events. Share from Photos, review the extracted details, and save without retyping.
Photo To Calendar
Use Screenshot Calendar to extract event details from photos, flyers, posters, and screenshots, then review before saving to iPhone Calendar.
When The Built-In Flow Needs Help
If iPhone screenshot event detection misses details or gives you too little control, use Screenshot Calendar to review and save events manually.
Flyer To Calendar
Capture event flyers, posters, and invitations as screenshots, extract the event draft, review the details, and save to Calendar.
Schedule Screenshot To Calendar
Convert schedule screenshots into one or more editable Calendar events, then save the events you actually want.
Visual Intelligence Calendar Alternative
Visual Intelligence can help with screenshots on supported iPhones. Screenshot Calendar adds a review-first workflow for messy screenshots, schedules, and flyers.