Crafting great content is just one step. The next crucial step is transferring it smoothly to your chosen platform. Whether you’re a blogger, small business owner, or aspiring writer, this guide is for you.
Tenwrite is an add-on for Google Docs. It lets you export your content from Google Docs to WordPress in a few clicks while maintaining formatting.
Want to learn how to do it ? Let’s get started! 🚀
Step 1: Open Google Docs
Ensure you are signed in to your Google account. Open Google Docs in your web browser.
Step 2: Launch the Tenwrite add-on
From the top menu, click on Extensions > Tenwrite > Export to WordPress.
![Screenshot showing the process of launching Tenwrite add-on from Google Docs™ Extensions menu.](https://tenwrite.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/5872a850a11b30a4e3cea3fe55b09e9e25745b43.png)
Can't find Tenwrite in the Extensions menu ?
Read this guide to install the Tenwrite add-on in Google Docs.
Step 3: Select target blog
If you have multiple WordPress sites, you can use the dropdown to select your preferred WordPress site where you want to transfer the Google Docs content.
![Screenshot showing the process of selecting preferred WordPress™ site from the dropdown menu.](https://tenwrite.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/67093ae74bec23924eaf2e3b97f060f6adea3347.png)
Step 4: Choose Google Docs files
Click on the Select Google Docs button to launch the built-in Google Drive UI.
![Screenshot showing the process of launching Google Drive™ file picker UI.](https://tenwrite.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/c34ca4bd71a8310e08ec7b4575fdd9a9de38dbd8.png)
On the Google Drive file picker UI, select the Google Docs document that you want to export and click on the Select button. You can also select multiple documents.
![Screenshot showing the process of selecting the Google Docs™ document for export in the Google Drive™ file picker UI.](https://tenwrite.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/ef8f0d3c06bc459115588102c4cffe2aebf2e1cb.png)
Step 5: Customize Post Details
Click on the Edit button to edit the post details.
![Screenshot showing the process of click the Edit button to focus on the post edit form.](https://tenwrite.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/feafc866d33fbf14bdb47d3b8bb744c7ef9c0b91.png)
Customize the Post Title, Excerpt, Post Status, Categories & Tags for the WordPress post.
![Screenshot showing the process of customizing post title, excerpt, status, categories, and tags for the WordPress post.](https://tenwrite.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/893a9c0e9a42e0d9fd763868eb1952a75f71ae08.png)
Step 6: Configure advanced options
Review and enable advanced options as per your requirements.
![Screenshot showing the process of reviewing and enabling advanced options for the export process.](https://tenwrite.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/743fd46e414304d65fd0b0d54eafdb21d87074fc.png)
Step 7: Start the export
Once ready, click on the Start Export button to start the content transfer process. You’ll receive a notification once the export process is completed.
![Screenshot showing the process of initiating the content transfer process by clicking 'Start Export' button.](https://tenwrite.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/52a07b8831d7e3047b2b71e95f019f046db21bb6.png)
Step 8: Check the posts in WordPress
Finally, login to your WordPress site and check the posts.
![Screenshot showing the process of logging into WordPress™ admin panel to check the exported post.](https://tenwrite.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/7fb91463e7117dd2c81851d571f8859a9822f166.png)
Congratulations! You’ve successfully published your Google Docs to WordPress using Tenwrite.
What’s Next ?
Install the Tenwrite add-on for Google Docs
Use Automation to auto-export Google Docs to WordPress
Learn how to bulk export Google Docs to WordPress
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