Overview

ICS is one of the file extensions used most regularly for the calendar. This calendar file holds calendars to help to keep the work schedule orderly. Among other email programs, Apple iCal and Google Calendar also support the file extension. The file extension allows one to publish important data from calendars to the web without the need of any outside tool.

A few various programs, like Google Calendar, Yahoo Calendar, and others, make use of the exchange file Icalendar, which falls into ICS as the acronym “Icalendar.”

It records your work schedules methodically using the storage of data like the start time, the finish time, the title, and a description of the event.

Users can change and cancel an event using the ICS structure.

One might export the ICS databases into the CSV file format.

About the ICS’s usual position, nothing is known.

Category

It is counted as a data exchange file.

Supported Apps

Multiple apps support the ICS file format including

• Apple Calendar (formerly iCal)
• Google Calendar
• Partially by Microsoft Outlook
• Yahoo! Calendar
• Evolution (software)
• IBM Lotus Notes
• Lightning extension for Mozilla Thunderbird
• eM Client
• SeaMonkey

Developer

The developer of the extension is Apple Inc.

MIME Type

text/calendar

Signature

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There are two ways to access ICS.

• Desktop apps or Google iCalander App
• Fee or paid tools can help view ICS files