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Color recurring Google Calendar events by frequency. Free 7-day trial; $3 one-time lifetime unlock. **Recurring Event Colors for Google Calendar** Automatically highlight recurring Google Calendar appointments based on how frequently they repeat. Tired of opening appointments just to check whether they're recurring? Recurring Event Colors makes your calendar easier to understand at a glance. **Features** - Automatically highlight weekly appointments - Give appointments repeating every 2 weeks their own color - Color-code monthly and longer recurring appointments - Highlight yearly recurring events separately - Customize each category using built-in color pickers - Automatically refresh recurring-event information - Keep your original Google Calendar appointments unchanged - Supports multiple calendars through private iCal feeds **Easy setup** Open Google Calendar Settings → Select your calendar → Integrate calendar → Secret address in iCal format. Click the copy button next to the hidden secret address and paste it into the extension. Your calendar does not need to be public. **Pricing** Try all features free for 7 days. Unlock lifetime access for a one-time payment of $2.99 through ExtensionPay. No subscription. No account required to start your trial. **Privacy** Calendar data is used to identify recurring appointments. Your private iCal address is stored in your browser. Payment processing is handled separately through ExtensionPay and Stripe. This extension is independently developed and is not affiliated with Google.
Oct 22, 2026
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