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Rss.app
Google calendar

Sync new RSS feed items to your Google Calendar events

This Latenode automation helps users monitor an RSS feed and automatically create corresponding events in their Google Calendar.

By connecting the RSS feed to Google Calendar, users can stay up-to-date on new content from their subscribed sources and have those updates seamlessly reflected in their schedule. This integration streamlines the process of organizing events and staying on top of important news or announcements from the monitored RSS feed.

Updated Apr 6, 2026Est. run: 26sEst. cost: $0.0703
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What this template does

  • Extracts new RSS feed items on a schedule
  • Normalizes feed details into a consistent event format
  • Stores the normalized events in a user's Google Calendar
  • Filters out duplicate events to avoid overcrowding the calendar
  • Provides a log of new RSS updates in the user's calendar

How it works

1
Trigger

Connect RSS Feed

Provide the URL of the RSS feed you want to monitor. This will connect the RSS feed to the automation.

2
Logic

Monitor RSS Feed for New Items

The automation will continuously monitor the connected RSS feed and detect any new items or updates.

3
Action

Create Calendar Events from RSS Items

For each new item detected in the RSS feed, the automation will create a corresponding event in your Google Calendar using the item's details, such as title, description, and publication date.

Setup guide

1

Add Google Calendar Credential

In the Latenode Credentials panel, add a new credential for Google Calendar by connecting your Google account. This will allow the integration to access your Google Calendar and create new events.

2

Configure RSS Feed Node

Add an RSS Feed node to your workflow and configure it with the URL of the RSS feed you want to monitor. You can customize the node settings to specify which feed items you want to process.

3

Map RSS Feed Details to Google Calendar Event

In the Google Calendar node settings, map the relevant fields from the RSS feed (such as title, description, start/end times) to the corresponding fields for creating a new Google Calendar event.

4

Customize Google Calendar Event Details

Optionally, you can further customize the Google Calendar event details by adding additional information, such as event location, attendees, or any other relevant details you want to include.

5

Save and Test the Workflow

Save your workflow and test it to ensure that new RSS feed items are successfully creating events in your Google Calendar. You can monitor the workflow execution and troubleshoot any issues that arise.

Requirements

Connect a Google Calendar account with read and write access to the target calendars
Obtain an RSS feed URL to monitor for new content
Configure the RSS feed URL and Google Calendar integration within the Latenode workspace
Ensure the Latenode workspace has permission to access the connected Google Calendar account

FAQ

Common questions about this template

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