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 with invitees
- create a one-off meeting
- add available times to an email
Before you begin...
- To use Calendly for Chrome, first install the extension to your web browser from the Chrome web store. You can also install the extension from your Calendly account by selecting Account at the top of your homepage and then selecting the Apps page. Once installed, you can add the extension to your toolbar for quick access. You can read this guide to learn more about installing the extension.
- If you are using Microsoft Edge as your default browser, you can still install the Calendly for Chrome extension. Read this guide to learn how to add the extension to your Microsoft Edge browser.
How to share your meeting links
Open the Calendly for Chrome extension from your browser toolbar and locate the event type that you would like to share with your invitee. Beneath that event type, choose one of the three link sharing options. 
- Choose Copy link to simply copy your event scheduling link and paste it wherever you would like.
- Choose Copy single-use link if you want this event to only be booked once by your invitee. When you share a single-use link, that scheduling link will expire once the event has been booked.
- Choose Add times to email to select specific dates (up to 3) you want to offer your invitee for this event type. Calendly will only offer the time slots you are available on those specific dates to your invitee when you use this option. Once you have select your desired dates, select Finish and Share and the times you chose will automatically be copied to your clipboard. From there, simply paste the times into a newly composed email.
How to create a One-off Meeting or new event type
Create a One-off Meeting:
- Open the Calendly for Chrome extension from your browser toolbar.
- Select Create at the top of the extension page and then select One-off meeting.
- Once you select One-off meeting, a pop-up screen will appear and you can customize your meeting from there.
- You can also create a new One-off meeting directly from the Gmail toolbar by selecting One-off meeting from the email composition page.
To learn more about One-off Meetings and how to customize them, check out this article.
Create a new event type:
- Open the Calendly for Chrome extension from your browser toolbar.
- Select Create at the top of the extension page and then select Event type.
- Once selected, a new browser tab will open automatically and take you to your Calendly account to set up a new event type.
How to organize your event types
To easily find your favorite event types, favorite them on the extension for quick access.
- Select the star next to the event type name you want to favorite.
- Calendly then displays a grey star next to the event type name.
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Find all of your favorited event types listed under Starred.
Additional settings in the extension
- Edit event types from the extension
- Add internal notes to event types
- Open the scheduling page for an event type
Edit event types from the extension
To quickly edit your event types, open the Calendly for Chrome extension and locate the event you want to edit. Then, select Edit on that event type and a new tab will automatically open to that event type's settings in your Calendly account.
Add internal notes to event types
Internal notes can only be seen by you and your meeting host. Internal notes on event types are helpful when you need to:
- clarify which event types are preferred for different meetings
- remind yourself which event types accept payments
- remind yourself which event types have extended hours of availability
Add an internal note from the Calendly for Chrome extension by typing your message in the Add an internal note box.
This note will appear on the corresponding Event type in your Calendly account.
Open the scheduling page for an event type
To quickly access the live scheduling page for your event types from the extension, select the arrow icon next to the event type to open its scheduling page.
Now, you can access Calendly for Chrome directly from your LinkedIn® Messaging toolbar. For additional details, check out this guide on Calendly for LinkedIn Messaging.
Allowing Calendly Access to LinkedIn
With the Calendly browser extension installed, Calendly only needs permission to access LinkedIn. You can grant Calendly access from LinkedIn Messaging or from any LinkedIn page using your Calendly browser extension.
From any LinkedIn page:
- Open the Calendly browser extension from your browser toolbar.
- Then, select Allow Access.
Image 1: Allow Calendly access to LinkedIn from the browser extension.
From LinkedIn Messaging:
- From your LinkedIn Home page, select Messaging to compose a new message.
- Open the Calendly browser extension and select Allow Access.
Note: For Chrome, you will to allow access from the Chrome browser prompt as well as the LinkedIn Messaging page.
Troubleshooting the extension
Third-party cookie blocking
If you block third-party cookies in your Chrome settings and its effecting your ability to use the Calendly for Chrome extension, use this procedure to add an exception for Calendly.
- Go to chrome://settings/content/cookies.
- In the Allow section, click Add.
- At Site, enter "https://calendly.com" then click Add.
Removing Calendly for Chrome from the Gmail toolbar
To disable the Calendly for Chrome extension in the Gmail toolbar, follow the steps below.
- Open the Calendly for Chrome extension from your web browser's toolbar.
- With the extension open, select the Calendly logo and then select Gmail toolbar settings from the drop-down menu.
- On the following page, select the checkbox under Gmail Integration to disable the Calendly for Chrome extension in the Gmail toolbar.
