Agenda Hero Magic

Magic accepts three input types in one place. You can paste raw text, drop in a screenshot, or upload a PDF, and it returns the same structured output for each. That range matters because real schedules reach people in different shapes: a plain email, a photo of a fridge flyer, or a locked-down school PDF. On the free plan, typed text is unlimited while image and PDF uploads cap at 10.

A single request can produce more than one event. Select a whole newsletter's worth of dates, or paste a paragraph that mentions five meetings, and Magic splits them into separate entries. This is where the tool beats manual entry for anyone facing a wall of dates, because the work scales with the document instead of with each row.

On paid plans, you can refine results by talking to Magic instead of clicking through forms. Ask it to shift every event an hour later, rename a series, or swap in a different emoji, and it applies the change across the set. Chat edits are one of the clearest reasons to move from Free to Plus.

Magic handles daily, weekly, every-other-week, monthly, and annual recurrence, and it converts time zones when you name one in your prompt. Some calendar platforms only keep the first date of a recurrence, so the company advises adjusting the rule in your calendar app before saving. Still, the heavy lifting of the pattern itself is done for you.

Once an event is ready, you can push it to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, Office 365, or an Agenda Hero calendar. You can also email the invite to yourself to keep a copy. Delivery to the major platforms means Magic slots into whatever calendar you already live in rather than asking you to switch apps.

Agenda Hero for Chrome lets you highlight text on any page and convert it without leaving the tab. An Add to Calendar button appears when you select text, and a right-click option works too. You can turn the on-page button off if it gets in the way, and the side panel accepts text prompts or image uploads on its own.