Google Calendar is getting a big design revamp, so it may look quite different on your web browser. Among the changes is the option to toggle to dark mode, which some users will certainly welcome.

Starting today, you will soon be able to get dark mode when using Google Calendar alongside a refreshed UI with several changes. The update follows similar UI refreshes to other Google products, including Gmail,

Google Calendar on the web has a new look that follows the companys Material Design 3 standard, and it now features dark mode support like the mobile app.

Once it’s available on your account, you can turn on the dark mode by clicking the settings icon in the top right corner of the Google Calendar interface, which presents a new drop-down menu with the dark option available under “Appearance.” Users can also switch back to the light option or choose to match their device’s chosen theme.

Experience the refreshed Google Calendar web interface with a new Material You design and the highly anticipated dark mode.

Google Calendar now has dark mode for the web, matching Google's Material Design 3 standard. Users can toggle between light and dark mode, or set to device theme, as well as access new controls. This update also includes new iconography,