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Filters Google Calendar events by keyword Google Calendar Event Filter is a lightweight and intuitive extension designed for anyone managing a packed schedule who needs to find focus in an instant. What does it do? This extension allows you to filter your Google Calendar events using a simple keyword. Instead of completely hiding the non-matching events, the extension reduces their opacity (making them semi-transparent). This way, the events that contain your search word immediately stand out in the foreground. Why should you install it? If you have dozens of meetings, reminders, time-blocks, or shifts every week, finding what you need at a glance can be chaotic. With Google Calendar Event Filter, you can: Regain your focus: Search for terms like "Meeting," "Design," "Invoices," or "Gym" and watch only those events emerge from the visual clutter. Maintain your daily context: Non-matching events are only faded, not removed entirely. This means you can still perceive your free gaps and understand how busy your day is without losing sight of the big picture. Save precious time: It provides a much faster, immediate visual highlight compared to Google Calendar's built-in search. Seamless experience: It works smoothly in real-time, even as you switch between Day, Week, and Month views. Ideal for project managers, students, freelancers, and anyone who wants a cleaner, personalized, and less stressful view of their daily schedule.
Apr 13, 2026
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