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Revisual event calendar widget embedded on a WordPress website showing branded card layout with event images and organisation colours

How to embed Google Calendar in WordPress — and when to go further

By Piotr Pozniak | January 8, 2026

Embedding Google Calendar on WordPress comes down to three methods: the native iframe, a calendar plugin, or Revisual. Each solves a different problem and comes with different trade-offs. This guide walks through all three honestly — including a side-by-side comparison table — so you can choose the right approach for your organisation.

WordPress block editor showing the Revisual Gutenberg block with a live preview of the event calendar widget

Calendar plugin for WordPress

By Piotr Pozniak | December 30, 2025

WordPress started its life as a simple publishing CMS. Its original strength was blogging—and it still excels at that. But its real rise to dominance came from something else: extensibility. Thanks to its open-source nature and massive developer ecosystem, WordPress can evolve into almost anything with the right plugins—from e-commerce platforms to learning portals and,…

Themed calendar embedded on the website

Make Your Google Calendar Events Look Amazing and Share Everywhere

By Piotr Pozniak | December 18, 2025

Your events already exist. They live in Google Calendar, Outlook, or another tool – mostly serving internal, organizational purposes. But what if the same events could also work as polished, on-brand marketing content? That’s exactly where Revisual changes the game. With 200+ design and behavior options per widget, Revisual lets you transform ordinary calendar data…

Filter Google Calendar events by calendar, location, or tag

Filter Your Google Calendar Events Like a Pro: A Smarter Way to Share Them

By Piotr Pozniak | December 9, 2025

Share What Matters: How Revisual Lets You Create Widgets With Filtered Events When your event calendar doubles as both an organizational tool and a marketing engine, clarity becomes everything. Revisual helps you turn the events you already maintain in your Google Calendar into clean, targeted, and shareable event widgets—without changing your workflow or duplicating content.…

Showcase of where Google Calendar events can be shared

How to Instantly Share Your Google Calendar Events Everywhere with Revisual

By Piotr Pozniak | December 2, 2025

QR codes, links, embeds, social previews – share your events everywhere Event organizers already invest time into creating and maintaining calendars – especially Google Calendar. But while Google Calendar is a powerful organizational tool, it wasn’t built for marketing. Your events sit there, waiting to be discovered… but they won’t promote themselves. What if, instead…

Revisual Calendar using Google Calendar events

How to Promote Events with Google Calendar: From Organiser to Audience

By Piotr Pozniak | November 7, 2025

Google Calendar is where most organisations manage their events. But managing events and communicating them are two different jobs. This article explains how to use Google Calendar as a foundation for event promotion — and where it needs a layer added on top.

Event Image Best Practices: Proportions, Optimization, and Visual Impact

By Piotr Pozniak | November 29, 2024

In the world of online events, a picture truly is worth a thousand words-or perhaps a thousand clicks. It’s the first impression of your event, setting the tone, evoking emotions, and grabbing attention in a sea of content. However, not just any image will do. To truly capture your audience’s interest and drive engagement, your…

How to Add an Image to a Google Calendar Event

By Piotr Pozniak | November 22, 2024

Google Calendar is a popular tool included in the Google Workspace suite. It is free for both Google Workspace and Gmail users, and it integrates seamlessly with Android devices as well as apps in the iOS ecosystem. Images are a powerful way to increase engagement, capture imagination, and provide context for an event. Similar to…

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