Sunrise & Sunset Calendar

How it works

Each button subscribes you to a calendar feed. You'll see two short events each day — one at sunrise, one at sunset — with the exact local time. Your calendar app refreshes the feed automatically, so times stay current as the days get longer or shorter. This creates a new calendar in your sidebar (under "Other calendars" in Google, or in your calendar list on Apple) — it won't add events to your existing calendar.

What happens when you copy the URL

The "Copy URL" button copies the .ics calendar feed link to your clipboard. You can paste it into any calendar app that supports subscriptions. See our step-by-step guides for Google Calendar and Outlook.

How to remove the calendar

Since the subscription creates its own calendar, removing it is simple and won't affect your other events.
Google Calendar — In the left sidebar, hover over the sunrise/sunset calendar under "Other calendars," click the three dots (⋮), and select "Unsubscribe."
Apple Calendar — Right-click (or long-press on iPhone) the subscribed calendar in your calendar list and choose "Unsubscribe" or "Delete."
Outlook — Right-click the calendar in your sidebar and select "Remove."

Supported calendar apps

Google Calendar — Click "Add to Google Calendar" and confirm the subscription. Events appear within a few hours. Or copy the URL and follow our step-by-step guide to subscribe in Google Calendar.
Apple Calendar — Click "Add to Apple Calendar" to open the webcal link directly in Calendar.app on Mac or iOS.
Outlook — Copy the URL and follow our step-by-step guide to subscribe in Outlook.
Other apps — Copy the URL and paste it into your calendar app's "subscribe by URL" option.