The Google Calendar logo, used by Google’s calendar and planning service, in its current version is designed as a square icon with strongly rounded corners. The main shape resembles a flip calendar: a light blue following page is visible at the top, while the blue part forms the calendar itself from two unfolded pages with soft curves on the sides. A large white number 31 is placed in the center. In the new version, the previous frame in Google’s brand colors has disappeared, and the main focus is on the blue calendar, depth, smooth gradient, and a simple readable date.
Google Calendar is an online calendar from Google LLC for planning events, meetings, tasks, and schedules. The service was launched on April 13, 2006, and is now available in a web version, mobile apps, and on Wear OS devices. Google Calendar supports creating events and invitations, multiple calendars, shared calendars, different schedule views, tasks, event color customization, automatic event creation from Gmail, Google Meet video meetings, and tools for collaborative planning in Google Workspace. The service is used for personal plans, work meetings, family schedules, reminders, and time management within the Google ecosystem.
