Formatting breaks
Headings, spacing, lists, tables, links, and pasted styles often need manual cleanup inside the WordPress editor.
#google-docs-to-wordpress
Publish Google Docs to WordPress without rebuilding every post
Tenwrite turns finished Google Docs into clean WordPress posts and pages, with formatting cleanup, image uploads, metadata, categories, tags, scheduling, and linked post updates handled in one workflow.
Works with WordPress.com, self-hosted WordPress, and supported WordPress sites.
#the-problem
Copy-pasting from Google Docs to WordPress turns publishing into cleanup work
Google Docs is great for writing, editing, and approvals. But moving the final article into WordPress often means fixing formatting, uploading images, setting metadata, rebuilding links, and checking the post again before it can go live.
Images take extra time
Article images have to be downloaded, uploaded to the Media Library, inserted correctly, and checked again before publishing.
Metadata gets repeated
Titles, slugs, excerpts, categories, tags, status, and publish dates are often entered manually after the article is already finished.
Updates are painful
When the source Google Doc changes, teams need a safe way to update the existing WordPress post without creating duplicates.
#how-it-works
From Google Doc to WordPress in three steps
Tenwrite gives writers and content teams a clean publishing workflow without changing where they draft.
step: connect-site
Connect your WordPress site
Connect WordPress.com, self-hosted WordPress, or another supported WordPress site once and reuse it for future exports.
step: choose-doc
Choose your Google Doc
Select a document, choose the post type, and set title, slug, excerpt, status, categories, tags, and scheduling details.
step: publish
Publish or update
Export the document as a new WordPress post or page, schedule it, save it as draft, or update an existing linked post.
#wordpress-features
Built for the details WordPress publishers care about
WordPress-ready output
Export Google Docs into clean WordPress-ready content using Gutenberg blocks or Classic HTML output.
Media Library uploads
Tenwrite can upload images from the Google Doc into the WordPress Media Library and rewrite the post content to use the correct WordPress image URLs.
Categories and tags
Set WordPress categories and tags before publishing so the post lands in the right place.
Slugs and excerpts
Control custom URL slugs and excerpts during export instead of editing them manually later.
Draft, publish, or schedule
Choose whether the WordPress post should be saved as draft, published immediately, or scheduled for later.
Update linked posts
Keep a WordPress post linked to its source Google Doc and re-sync updates when the document changes.
#frontmatter-metadata
Let writers define WordPress metadata inside the Google Doc
Tenwrite supports frontmatter metadata, so publishing instructions can live at the top of the Google Doc. Writers and editors can define important fields before the content reaches WordPress.
Title
Slug
Excerpt
Status
Publish date
Categories
Tags
Comments
Featured image behavior
#automation
Automate recurring Google Docs to WordPress workflows
For teams publishing regularly, Tenwrite can go beyond manual exports. Use Drive and Sheets automations to turn repeatable editorial workflows into scheduled publishing pipelines.
Drive folder automation
Watch a Google Drive folder and automatically process new or updated documents for WordPress publishing.
Read the docsGoogle Sheets automation
Manage document URLs, destination sites, statuses, and metadata in a spreadsheet-based workflow.
Read the docsLinked post updates
Re-export the source Google Doc to the same existing WordPress post when content changes.
Read the docsWho uses Tenwrite for WordPress publishing?
Bloggers
Publish long-form content from Google Docs without fighting the WordPress editor.
Content teams
Move approved drafts from Google Docs into WordPress with consistent formatting and metadata.
Agencies
Manage publishing workflows across multiple client WordPress sites.
Publishers
Handle higher-volume WordPress content operations with exports, updates, and automations.
Why use Tenwrite instead of copy-paste?
| Manual copy-paste | tenwrite |
|---|---|
| Rebuild formatting manually | Clean conversion from Google Docs |
| Upload images one by one | Upload images to WordPress Media Library |
| Re-enter metadata | Set metadata before export |
| Risk duplicate posts | Update linked existing posts |
| Hard to scale | Use Drive and Sheets automation |
| Inconsistent output | Repeatable publishing workflow |
Start with a few WordPress exports. Upgrade when publishing grows.
Try Tenwrite with the free plan, then move to higher limits, more connected sites, automations, and team workflows when needed.
#testimonials
What people are saying
“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.”
"I will recommend this for any writer and content blogger. Worth every penny."
"Does what it says and delivers on its promise. … Their support is also responsive and very professional."
"Congratulations on a great product. We just started using it and it has been a time-saver."
#faq
Frequently asked questions
Publish your next WordPress post from Google Docs
Connect your WordPress site, choose a Google Doc, and let Tenwrite handle formatting, images, metadata, publishing, and updates.