See your week at a glance with automatic color-coding from Clockwise.
In this article, you'll learn:
- How to set up color coding
- How to disable color coding
- How color coding works with existing calendar colors
How to set up color coding
You can enable automatic color-coding right from your Clockwise during onboarding, or from Settings. Use the Clockwise default colors, or configure the colors you prefer from settings.
To access Event Coloring from settings:
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- Navigate to settings Menu (☰) > Settings ⚙
- Scroll down and click Event categories and color coding
- Toggle on the setting for "Enable automatic meeting color-coding"
- Configure your colors for each category
Once color coding is on, you can select which color you would like to associate to each category. Learn more about how categories work with Clockwise here.
How to disable event color coding
If you no longer want to use color coding in Clockwise, you can disable the automatic coloring in your settings:
- Navigate to your settings in Clockwise: Menu (☰) > Settings ⚙
- Scroll down and click on Personal Calendar Sync, Zoom account, event coloring, and more
- Scroll down to "Event Coloring"
- Toggle off "Enable automatic meeting color-coding"
Once you disable color coding, your event colors will be reset to the calendar default.
How Clockwise works with existing calendar colors
Clockwise will override any existing event colors that you created through Google. However, Clockwise will only change an event's color if that event is in a category that has a color assigned to it. For example, if you manually color an event that is in the Ad-Hoc category blue, that event will stay blue if you do not assign a color to Ad-Hoc events.
If you remove the color-coding, all the colors will be reset to the calendar default. The calendar will not revert to the previous manual color-coding.