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Sync Google Calendar events to a custom RSS feed

This automation allows users to monitor a Google Calendar for new events and automatically publish those event details as updates to a custom RSS feed.

This makes it easy for others to stay informed about upcoming events by subscribing to the RSS feed. The integration connects to the user's Google Calendar and Zapier's RSS feed service to handle the trigger, data mapping, and feed publication steps.

Updated Apr 2, 2026Est. run: 8sEst. cost: $0.0005
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What this template does

  • Extracts new events from a user's Google Calendar
  • Normalizes event details into a structured RSS feed
  • Stores event details in an RSS feed for subscription
  • Filters event details to include only new or updated events
  • Publishes the RSS feed containing the latest event details

How it works

1
Trigger

Detect new Google Calendar events

When a new event is added to the user's Google Calendar, the automation will be triggered to begin processing it.

2
Logic

Extract event details

The automation will extract key details about the new calendar event, such as the event title, description, start/end times, and any other relevant information.

3
Action

Format event data for RSS

The extracted event details will be transformed and formatted to match the structure of the custom RSS feed that the user has set up.

4
Action

Publish to RSS feed

The formatted event details will be added as a new item in the user's custom RSS feed, making the event information available to anyone subscribed to the feed.

Setup guide

1

Connect Google Calendar

Add your Google Calendar credential by clicking the 'Add Credential' button in the Latenode Credentials panel and selecting the 'Google Calendar' integration. Follow the OAuth flow to grant Latenode access to your Google Calendar.

2

Configure RSS Feed

In the Latenode visual builder, add an 'RSS' node. In the node settings, provide the title, description, and URL for your custom RSS feed where the Google Calendar events will be published.

3

Map Google Calendar Event Fields

In the Latenode visual builder, connect the Google Calendar trigger node to the RSS node. In the node settings, map the relevant Google Calendar event fields (title, description, start/end dates, etc.) to the corresponding fields in the RSS feed item.

4

Handle Google Calendar Authentication

If your Google Calendar requires authentication, configure the headless-browser node in your Latenode flow to handle the login process and store the necessary session cookies to access the calendar data.

5

Test and Publish Flow

Preview your Latenode flow to ensure the Google Calendar events are correctly published to the RSS feed. Once tested, activate your flow to begin automatically monitoring your Google Calendar and updating the RSS feed.

Requirements

Connect your Google Calendar account to grant access to your calendar events
Set up a new RSS feed in your Zapier account to publish event updates
Ensure you have the 'google-calendar' and 'rss' integrations enabled in your Latenode workspace
Configure the Latenode workflow to automatically fetch new events from your Google Calendar and publish them to the RSS feed

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Common questions about this template

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