Google Calendar is getting a refresh: new Material 3 updates are rolling out to Google users in the next few months, bringing the app's design in line with others like Gmail and Drive. Material 3 is the latest iteration of Google's open-source design language, which has also adaptive components that adjust your icons, settings, and other UI elements to match a selected color scheme.
In addition to rounded corners and grey top and sidebars, Material 3 changes to Google Calendar include the following:
Modernized, accessible buttons, dialogs, and sidebars
Typography with Google's custom design
Fresh—"legible and crisp"—iconography
Calendar is also getting a dark mode so users can choose between light, dark, or the device default. According to Google, these updates will be consistent across Calendar on the web, including the task list view.
The redesign will be available to Google Workspace customers, Workspace Individual subscribers, and those with personal Google accounts. If you don't see the changes just yet, don't worry—Google says they will be pushed to Rapid Release domains in the next two weeks and to other users in an extended rollout beginning on Dec. 2.
If you want to switch your calendar to dark mode once you receive the update, go to Settings > Appearance and select Light, Dark, or Device default.
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