MySched

Import

Turn an official schedule, screenshot, pasted text, PDF, or manual entry into a live schedule.

Import turns your timetable into a schedule you can use in MySched. You can start with a screenshot, pasted text, a PDF, an official school schedule, a classmate's code, a portable file, or manual entry.

On Android, open import from You ▸ Manage classes, the empty schedule screen, or setup. You can also share images or PDFs to MySched from other apps.

Import a screenshot or PDF

  1. Take a clear screenshot of your timetable, or have the PDF ready.
  2. Open import and select up to five images or pages. Keep each image under 15 MB and the whole import under 40 MB; a PDF is read up to five pages.
  3. MySched reads them on your device and creates a draft.
  4. Review the draft, correct it, and save.

For a clean read

Use a clear image that shows the full schedule table. Blurry or tightly cropped images are harder to read.

Screenshot reading starts on your device. If improved reading is enabled for the import, MySched sends the selected image or pasted text securely after you tap Continue. It uses that input only to read the schedule. See AI schedule reader.

Shared an image to MySched?

On iPhone and iPad, if your device leaves you in Photos or Files, open MySched yourself and continue the waiting import.

Paste text instead

Choose the text option and paste your timetable. MySched turns the text into class rows, then opens the same review screen.

Add classes by hand

Choose Add manually when you have only a few classes or the text is too hard to read. Enter each class yourself.

When your school posts a MySched timetable link or QR code, tap or scan it. MySched shows a preview of the classes first; confirm to add them. If the school's timetable changed between preview and save, MySched tells you instead of writing stale classes.

A classmate's schedule or a file

  • Use You ▸ Join with code for a 4-character code or link from a classmate. Review the classes before saving; no account is needed to join.
  • Use You ▸ Share ▸ Import schedule file for a .mysched file someone shared with you.

Review what was detected

Nothing is saved until you confirm it.

  • Tap a class to correct its details.
  • Remove rows you do not need.
  • Check every day, time, room, and course code.
  • Tap Save when the list is correct.

When an import fails, MySched explains the problem and gives you a next action when it can.

Official schedules and directory schools

Some schools provide an Official schedule by school, term, and section. Choose Find your school when that integration is available. A school shown in the directory may only be Directory only: its identity is available for customization, but no official timetable is implied. Use a screenshot, pasted text, PDF, or manual entry for that school.

If the school is absent, choose Use a custom school and keep its name, campus, city or province, and nickname with the local schedule. You can import immediately; request the school for catalog review separately.

Next steps

  • Schedule: see your timetable after importing.
  • Sharing: import a classmate's schedule or a .mysched file.

Getting started

Import your schedule (no account needed), turn on reminders, and go.

Dashboard

See the class happening now, your next class with a countdown, and the tasks and exams due today, all on one MySched screen.

On this page

Import a screenshot or PDFPaste text insteadAdd classes by handA timetable link from your schoolA classmate's schedule or a fileReview what was detectedOfficial schedules and directory schoolsNext steps