Sign in to Tenwrite
Open app.tenwrite.com. You can sign in with Google or ask Tenwrite to send you a sign-in link by email. You do not need to install the Google Docs add-on to use the web app.
Sign in with Google
Section titled “Sign in with Google”- Click Sign in with Google.
- Choose the Google account you want to use for Tenwrite.
- Wait for Tenwrite to open your account.
Signing in does not grant access to every Google feature. Tenwrite asks for the permissions a feature needs when you use it.
Sign in with an email link
Section titled “Sign in with an email link”- Enter your email address.
- Click Email me a sign-in link.
- Open the email from Tenwrite and follow its sign-in link.
- If Tenwrite asks you to confirm your email address, enter the same address that received the link.
You do not need a Tenwrite password. If you are returning to an existing account, use the email address for that account.
Connect the Google feature you need
Section titled “Connect the Google feature you need”Your Tenwrite sign-in and your Google feature connections are separate:
For Google connections, use the Google account with the same email address as your Tenwrite account. That account must have access to the documents, blogs, or Search Console property you want to use. See Google connections for the account requirements and full setup steps.
| What you want to do | What to connect |
|---|---|
| Choose a Google Doc or Sheet | Allow access to Google files when the picker asks. You do not need Blogger access for this. |
| Publish to a Blogger blog | Choose Connect Blogger when prompted, then allow access to your blogs. Connecting does not publish anything. |
| Track Google Search results | Connect Google Search Console from the selected site’s settings. Follow the SEO Tracker guide. |
For manual publishing, select the Google files you want Tenwrite to use in the picker. Automations have separate sharing requirements; follow the Drive or Sheets setup guide for your workflow.
Connect a destination and publish a draft
Section titled “Connect a destination and publish a draft”- Connect your WordPress site or Blogger blog.
- Open WordPress > New Export or Blogger > New Export.
- Select a Google Doc or upload a supported file.
- Choose Draft, then review the publication outcome before confirming the export.
Follow the publishing guide for the next steps.
Fix a sign-in or connection problem
Section titled “Fix a sign-in or connection problem”The email did not arrive
Section titled “The email did not arrive”Check the email address and your spam or junk folder. If the request timed out, check your inbox before requesting another link.
The email link expired or has already been used
Section titled “The email link expired or has already been used”Return to sign-in and request a new link. If asked, confirm the email address that received it.
The Google popup did not open or was cancelled
Section titled “The Google popup did not open or was cancelled”Allow the popup for Tenwrite in your browser, then try again. Cancelling a Google feature connection does not sign you out of Tenwrite.
Google access needs to be renewed
Section titled “Google access needs to be renewed”In the web app, choose Reconnect Google files or Reconnect Blogger for the feature you need. Search Console is reconnected from its site settings. If the access check failed, try Retry Google access check.
You can stay signed in to Tenwrite while reconnecting a feature. If you are using the installed Google Docs add-on, close and reopen the add-on to renew its Google connection instead.
Other things you can do in the web app
Section titled “Other things you can do in the web app”- Find and manage your content.
- Set up Drive or Sheets automations.
- Review AI suggestions for publishing details.
- Manage billing, team seats, and usage.
If you prefer to work inside Google Docs, install the Tenwrite add-on. New WordPress sites must be connected from the web app.
For help, email support@tenwrite.com with the step that failed and the error message shown. Do not send your sign-in link.
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