WordPress Google Drive Embedder: How to Easily Embed Docs in WordPress

If you're a Google Docs power user who also manages a WordPress website, embedding your documents directly into your posts or pages can streamline your workflow and make content sharing seamless. That's where a WordPress Google Drive embedder comes in handy.

But here’s the twist: what if you want a better way to manage your WordPress content creation in Google Docs first, then bring it into WordPress? That’s where Docswrite.com shines.

Docswrite isn't just another plugin. It’s a fully managed web-based solution that connects Google Docs and WordPress like never before. You write and format your content inside Google Docs, then publish it to WordPress with one click. Let's explore how you can embed Google Docs in WordPress and take it a step further with Docswrite.

5 Steps to Embed Google Docs in WordPress

1. Get the Shareable Link from Google Docs
   Open your Google Doc, click File > Share > Copy Link , and make sure the link settings are set to "Anyone with the link can view."
2. Use an Embed Plugin or Gutenberg Block
   If you're using the Gutenberg editor, insert a "Custom HTML" block and paste in the iframe code. Alternatively, install a plugin like "Embed Any Document" to simplify this process.
3. Paste the iFrame Code
   Here’s a sample iframe you can use:
   <iframe src="YOUR_DOCUMENT_LINK/preview" width="100%" height="600px"></iframe>
   Replace YOUR_DOCUMENT_LINK with your actual shared link (removing /edit at the end and adding /preview).
4. Preview the Post
   Always preview your WordPress post before publishing to ensure the embedded document displays correctly.
5. Hit Publish
   Once everything looks good, click Publish. Your Google Doc is now embedded in your WordPress post.

Simplify Everything with Docswrite.com

While embedding is useful, wouldn’t it be even better to create and manage your entire WordPress content inside Google Docs? That’s exactly what lets you do.

Here’s how it works:

1. Sign in at Docswrite.com
   No plugins, no installations. Just sign into the Docswrite website.
2. Connect Your Google Docs and WordPress
   Docswrite makes it easy to link your Google account and WordPress site with secure authentication.
3. Import or Create Your Post
   You can either import an existing WordPress post into Google Docs or create a new one right from scratch.
4. Edit, Format, and Collaborate
   Use all the collaboration and formatting tools you love in Google Docs.
5. Publish to WordPress
   Click publish inside Docswrite, and your content goes live on your site—no copy-pasting or reformatting needed.

FAQ

Q: Is Docswrite a WordPress plugin?
A: No, Docswrite is a standalone web platform. There's nothing to install.

Q: Does Docswrite support images and formatting?
A: Yes, Docswrite preserves your Google Docs formatting and uploads images directly to WordPress.

Q: Can I use Docswrite with multiple websites?
A: Absolutely. You can manage posts across several WordPress sites from one Docswrite account.

Q: Is Docswrite secure?
A: Yes, Docswrite uses secure authentication protocols to keep your data safe.