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Google Docs to WordPress in One Click
Always SEO-Optimized Content with Docswrite. No more copy-pasting or formatting issues.
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How it works?

One tool to manage your entire content process from Google Docs to WordPress. Automate publishing, collaborate with your team, and optimize your content for SEO - all in one place.
Step 1
Write in Google Docs
Skip the step of opening WordPress for writing and publishing. Create your content within Google Docs, including essential details like the title, slug, tags, categories, featured image, Yoast SEO or Newspack information, all directly within your Google Docs document.
Step 2
Instant One-Click Publishing
Allow Docswrite to handle the rest. Docswrite will promptly publish your content to WordPress, and you can also invite your team members to publish directly from Docswrite.
Step 3
Streamline Publishing Automation
Docswrite seamlessly integrates into your current workflow. Link your Trello board, Monday content calendar, Airtable, Jira, Linear, and more to Docswrite.
Everything you need to publish Google Docs to WordPress
Docswrite publishes Google Docs to WordPress in one click - no copy-paste, no formatting cleanup, no extra plugins. Connect your WordPress site once, write in Google Docs, and publish a perfectly formatted post or page with headings, lists, links, tables, and images intact.
You can set everything from inside the doc: title, slug, tags, categories, featured image, author, and SEO metadata for Yoast, Rank Math, or Newspack. Invite your team to publish too, or automate the whole flow from Trello, Monday, Airtable, Google Sheets, or Zapier.
How to publish Google Docs to WordPress
- 1
Connect your WordPress site
Link your WordPress site to Docswrite once via the REST API or our plugin. Agencies can connect unlimited client sites.
- 2
Write in Google Docs
Draft as usual in Google Docs and add publishing details (title, slug, tags, categories, featured image, Yoast or Rank Math SEO) right in the document.
- 3
Publish in one click
Hit publish from Docswrite. Your post lands in WordPress fully formatted, with images uploaded to the Media Library and SEO fields set.
Why teams use Docswrite
Perfect formatting, every time
Headings, bold and italic text, lists, tables, blockquotes, and code blocks transfer exactly - no broken HTML or messy spacing.
Images handled automatically
Every image in your Google Doc is uploaded to the WordPress Media Library, and the first image can be set as the featured image.
SEO built in
Set Yoast, Rank Math, and Newspack fields from inside the doc so each post is published already optimized.
No plugin required
Publish over the WordPress REST API with no mandatory plugin - add one only if you want Yoast or Rank Math fields.
Google Docs to WordPress FAQs
How do I publish a Google Doc to WordPress?
Connect your WordPress site to Docswrite, write your post in Google Docs, then click publish. Docswrite converts the doc to a fully formatted WordPress post with images and SEO metadata in one click.
How do I import multiple Google Docs to WordPress?
Docswrite supports bulk publishing. Connect a Google Sheet, Trello board, Monday board, or Airtable and publish many Google Docs to WordPress at once, each as its own post.
Is there a Google Docs to WordPress plugin?
Docswrite works over the WordPress REST API, so no plugin is required. We do offer a plugin if you want to push Yoast or Rank Math SEO fields, but it is optional.
Does it preserve formatting and images?
Yes. Headings, lists, links, tables, and code transfer exactly, and every image is uploaded to your WordPress Media Library. You can auto-set the first image as the featured image.
Can I set Yoast or Rank Math SEO?
Yes. Add Yoast, Rank Math, or Newspack SEO settings directly in your Google Doc (or via the Zapier app or API) and Docswrite applies them on publish.
Can I try it for free?
Yes. Docswrite includes 5 free exports with no credit card required, so you can publish from Google Docs to WordPress before upgrading.