#google-docs-to-wordpress

Google Docs to WordPress, built for publishing teams.

Tenwrite turns approved Google Docs into clean WordPress and Blogger posts—then keeps publishing, updates, metadata, and repeatable client workflows in one accountable system.

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Trustpilot 4.2

Keep writing in Google Docs. Publish to WordPress or Blogger when the work is ready.

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The same article published on a WordPress site with the title, featured image, and metadata applied automatically

#independent-review

Proof from publishers who use it.

Trustpilot 4.2

“I like that it lets me schedule my posts beforehand and it saves me time from logging in every day. Their Sheet Automation and Drive Automation is a game changer for me.”
— Anirban G., on Trustpilot

“I will recommend this for any writer and content blogger. Worth every penny.”
— Disha R., on Trustpilot

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#the-operations-problem

A published article should not become a second project.

Content teams do the careful work in Google Docs: briefs, drafts, edits, approval, and final copy. The avoidable work begins afterwards—CMS cleanup, metadata handoff, image uploads, client-site switching, and repeated updates. Tenwrite is the layer between that approved document and the live post.

#one-document-one-workflow

From approved Google Doc to a publishing system your team can trust.

The useful difference is not merely creating a WordPress post. It is making every later step—metadata, publishing, updates, and repeatable work—trace back to the same source document.

01
Keep the Google Doc as the source of truth
Publish a post once, then use Sync Post to update that same WordPress or Blogger post when the approved document changes. No copy-paste loop. No duplicate post to clean up.
Read how Sync Post works
02
Put publishing instructions where the work happens
Use a frontmatter table at the top of the Google Doc for title, slug, excerpt, status, date, categories, tags, labels, and platform settings. Tenwrite reads it, then keeps it out of the published post.
See frontmatter fields
03
Make recurring content a pipeline
Watch a shared Drive folder or treat a Google Sheet as a publishing queue. New or changed content is processed hourly, so the team can work from its normal editorial workflow.
Explore automation

#multi-site-oversight

See the work across every connected site.

For a Pro publisher, that means fewer tabs and fewer lost handoffs. For an agency, it means a single content index for posts and pages across client WordPress and Blogger sites—searchable, filterable, and ready for the next update.

Read the Content Index guide

Tenwrite Content Index showing posts across connected publishing sites — One searchable publishing view across connected sites.

#built-for-pro-and-agency

The publishing layer gets more valuable as the operation grows.

Tenwrite works for an individual publishing from Google Docs to WordPress. It is especially useful when the team needs to preserve a process across several sites, writers, reviewers, and recurring publishing queues.