How to Color Code Calendar on Notion

Within Notion, initiate a new page by clicking "Add a page."

Assign a descriptive title to your page and select the "Calendar" view.

To add an event, locate the desired date and click the "+" symbol.

Within the event details, identify the "Tags" section (it might be located under a dropdown menu). Here, you have the option to create new tags or utilize existing ones to categorize your event.

In the top right corner of the calendar, locate the three dots and click on them.

Select "Properties" followed by "Tags."

Under "Options," choose the specific tags you intend to color code.

Beside each chosen tag, you will find a color picker. Click on it and select a color that best represents the category.

It's important to note that Notion Calendar is an integrated feature within the platform, not a separate application.

While Notion doesn't offer direct emoji integration within calendar tasks, you can leverage other functionalities within Notion for incorporating emojis elsewhere in your workspace.

Notion doesn't have a built-in synchronization feature with Google Calendar. However, you can explore third-party tools such as 2Sync Notion Automation Calendar to establish a two-way sync. Implementing these external services might involve additional configuration steps.

We hope that by taking these steps and effectively using color-coded labels, you can significantly improve the organization and clarity of your Notion calendar, allowing you to manage your schedule more efficiently.