Using the Calendly for Chrome extension

The Calendly for Chrome extension makes impromptu scheduling easy. From your Chrome browser and Gmail message window you can: 

• see and share your scheduling links by text or email
• change settings for event types
• add internal notes that can only be seen by you or your team

Highlight your favorite event types

To make it easy to find your favorite event types, "favorite" them and Calendly displays a yellow star next to the event type name.

Quickly set up ad hoc meetings

When you need to invite someone quickly and you don't want to take the time to set up another event type, use ad hoc meetings instead. Just select up to 3 days and Calendly copies 3 times on those dates so you can paste them into the body of an email. Once your invitee selects a time, the invitation link is no longer valid.

If you're a member of a team, you can also create ad hoc meeting invitations that include multiple team members. To help you choose time slots that work for everyone on your team, you can see the calendar update with your team’s availability as you choose potential time slots. For information about setting up teams, see Create and manage a team.

SEE THESE PROCEDURES

How to install the Calendly for Chrome extension
How to use the Calendly for Chrome extension
If you have trouble accessing the Chrome extension 
How to use Calendly for Chrome to copy your scheduling page link 
How to use Calendly for Chrome to paste available dates into an email
How to use Calendly for Chrome to create a "single-use link" for your scheduling page
How to use Calendly for Chrome to create an ad hoc meeting

How to install the Calendly for Chrome extension

1. Using your web browser, go to the Chrome web store and install the Calendly extension, or from the top of any Calendly page, click Integrations and select Calendly for Chrome. 
   
   

How to use the Calendly for Chrome extension

1. To access Calendly from the Chrome browser toolbar, click the Calendly icon.
   
2. To access Calendly from Gmail, click the Calendly icon at the bottom of an email.
   

If you have trouble accessing the Chrome extension

If you block third-party cookies in your Chrome settings, use this procedure to add an exception for Calendly.

1. Go to chrome://settings/content/cookies.
2. In the Allow section, click Add.
3. At Site, enter "https://calendly.com" then click Add.

How to use Calendly for Chrome to copy your scheduling page link

1. Click the Calendly icon on your Chrome toolbar.
2. To copy the event link, hover your mouse over the event type then click  . 
   
    
3. Paste the event link into a text or email.

How to use Calendly for Chrome to paste available dates into an email

Use this procedure to embed available times into the body of an email.

1. On your Chrome toolbar, click the Calendly icon.
2. To copy the available dates, hover your mouse over the event type then click  .  
   
   
3.  Select up to 3 days on which you can meet, click Finish and Share then click Close. 
   
    

How to use Calendly for Chrome to create a "single-use link" for your scheduling page

1. On your Chrome toolbar, click the Calendly icon.
2. To copy the event link, hover your mouse over the event type then click .
   
    
3. Paste the event link into a text or email.

How to use Calendly for Chrome to create an ad hoc meeting

1. On your Chrome toolbar, click the Calendly icon.
2. Click New ad hoc meeting.
3. At the lower right side of the page, select a meeting duration.
4. If you want to specify a location, such as a physical address or web conferencing link, at Location enter the details.
5. Select times you want to offer.
6. To share available times on a scheduling page that only someone with the link can see, click Create link, copy the URL, then click Close.
7. To add the available dates to an email message, click Finish and Share, then paste the information into an email.
   
   

Tip: to see an ad hoc invitation you sent or to cancel it before your invitee books, see your Pending ad hoc meetings page.