Import WordPress Posts to Google Docs (Fast & Easy)

If you’ve ever wanted to edit, back up, or collaborate on your WordPress content in Google Docs, you're not alone. While WordPress is great for publishing, Google Docs excels at editing, sharing, and version control. But how do you move your blog posts over efficiently—without the copy-paste chaos?

Enter Docswrite.com – a simple, powerful web-based tool that lets you import WordPress posts into Google Docs effortlessly. Docswrite isn’t a plugin; it’s a fully-managed service designed for creators, marketers, and editors who want more flexibility over their content workflows.

Here’s how to get started:

How to Import WordPress Posts to Google Docs

1. Go to Docswrite.com

Visit and sign up with your Google account. No installation, no plugin – just a clean, user-friendly web interface.

2. Connect Your WordPress Site

Once inside your dashboard, add your WordPress website. Docswrite uses your WordPress REST API to securely pull in your published (or draft) content.

3. Select the Post You Want to Import

Browse or search your WordPress posts from within the Docswrite interface. Select the one you want to work on in Google Docs.

4. Import to Google Docs in One Click

Click “Import to Google Docs,” and that’s it. Within seconds, your blog post appears in your Google Drive, formatted and ready for editing, commenting, or sharing.

5. Edit & Collaborate in Google Docs

Now you can make edits, invite team members to review, or keep a versioned archive of your WordPress content in Docs.

Why Use Docswrite?

1. ✅ No plugins required – 100% web-based
   
2. ✅ One-click import – Simple and fast
   
3. ✅ Collaborative editing – Use Google Docs to co-write and comment
   
4. ✅ Version control – Keep backups of your WordPress content
   
5. ✅ Fully managed – No setup or tech headaches
   

Whether you're part of a content marketing team or a solo blogger, Docswrite helps you streamline your publishing workflow by bridging the gap between WordPress and Google Docs.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Is Docswrite a WordPress plugin?

A: No. Docswrite is a web app, not a plugin. You don't need to install anything on your WordPress site.

Q: Can I import draft posts?

A: Yes. Docswrite allows you to import both published and draft posts.

Q: Do imported posts retain formatting?

A: Yes, Docswrite preserves formatting such as headings, links, and basic HTML structure when importing into Google Docs.

Q: Is Docswrite free to use?

A: Docswrite offers a free trial. Visit to explore plans.

Q: Can I export from Google Docs back to WordPress?

A: Yes! Docswrite also supports pushing edited Google Docs content back into your WordPress dashboard.