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Sync new Google Calendar events to an RSS feed

This automation allows users to automatically monitor their Google Calendar for new events and publish the details of those events to an RSS feed.

This can be useful for individuals or teams who want to keep their colleagues or subscribers up-to-date on their schedule and upcoming commitments. The automation integrates with Google Calendar to fetch new event data and then publishes that information to an RSS feed, which can be consumed by various RSS readers or aggregators.

Updated Apr 6, 2026Est. run: 26sEst. cost: $0.0703
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Calendar & scheduling

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What this template does

  • Automatically fetches new events from a Google Calendar
  • Extracts key details from each new event
  • Publishes event details to an RSS feed
  • Allows subscribers to stay up-to-date on schedule changes
  • Generates an RSS feed that can be consumed by various readers

How it works

1
Trigger

Connect to Google Calendar

Authorize the automation to access your Google Calendar and read new events.

2
Logic

Process new calendar events

The automation will fetch new events from your Google Calendar, filter and transform the event data, and normalize it for publishing to an RSS feed.

3
Action

Publish to RSS feed

The normalized event data is then uploaded to an RSS feed, which can be consumed by subscribers to stay up-to-date on your schedule and commitments.

Setup guide

1

Add Google Calendar credential

In the Latenode Credentials panel, add a Google Calendar credential by clicking 'Add Credential' and selecting the 'Google Calendar' integration. Follow the OAuth flow to authenticate your Google account and grant the necessary permissions for the automation to access your calendar data.

2

Configure Google Calendar node

Add a Google Calendar node to your Latenode workflow. In the node settings, select the Google Calendar credential you created in the previous step. Choose the calendar you want to monitor and configure the settings to fetch new events.

3

Add RSS app credential

In the Latenode Credentials panel, add an RSS app credential by clicking 'Add Credential' and selecting the 'RSS' integration. Provide the necessary information, such as the RSS feed URL or API key, to authenticate the RSS app integration.

4

Configure RSS node

Add an RSS node to your Latenode workflow. In the node settings, select the RSS credential you created in the previous step. Map the relevant event details from the Google Calendar node to the RSS node fields, such as title, description, and publication date.

5

Test and publish the RSS feed

Review your Latenode workflow to ensure the Google Calendar events are being properly fetched and published to the RSS feed. Once you're satisfied, you can enable the workflow to start automatically monitoring your calendar and updating the RSS feed with new event information.

Requirements

Connect a Google Calendar account to fetch new event data
Obtain an API key or access token for the RSS publishing service
Configure the RSS feed details (title, description, etc.)
Grant the automation permission to read calendar events and publish to the RSS feed

FAQ

Common questions about this template

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