Free copied-draft preparation
Google Docs to WordPress converter
Copy your draft in Google Docs. Paste it below, inspect the conversion, then take editable blocks into a new WordPress post.
No Google sign-in or upload. Only your pasted selection is read. Images become placeholders; document layout is simplified.
Want to explore first? This sample is prewritten, not a Google Docs import.
Use a file, plain text, source notes, or more tools
Your writing stays in this tab. Save a private backup before refreshing or leaving; there is no autosave. Exporting does not connect to WordPress or publish anything.
1. Paste copied writing
Open a Word .docx, bring Markdown or article JSON, or paste a formatted selection. Preview first. Replace the article or insert writing into it. Nothing is uploaded, and your current writing stays intact until you apply.
Check the import
Insertion keeps your existing title, excerpt, description, filename, source notes, and review notes. Only the imported body is used; imported page details and questions are not added. You can include its title as a section heading below. Replacement keeps the existing import behavior.
Preview where this writing will go
For a selection, place the article cursor between complete blocks, or select complete paragraphs, lists, tables, or code blocks. Then preview here. A partial paragraph or block is refused. Adding to the end needs no selection. Applying saves a checkpoint first. Nothing is changed by previewing.
Reading preview of the conversion
Page details to import
Keep the Word images
Recover embedded PNG and JPEG files with numbered placement notes and the alternative text supplied in Word. Images are not displayed here or uploaded. Linked images and other formats stay as placeholders.
Download before importing. Applying or clearing this import discards the prepared image package. Extract the ZIP, upload the files to your WordPress Media Library, and replace the numbered placeholders yourself. These files are separate from workspace backups and article exports.
Unmapped front matter
These fields will not be imported. Keep any values your destination needs in your original file or private notes.
An import preview is temporary and is not included in workspace backups. Apply the import to keep its article and questions. Supported formats, insertion steps, and examples (new tab)
Save or restore this workspace
Private backup, not a publishable article. The JSON file includes your source notes, audience, purpose, article, and review questions. It is unencrypted. Keep it private and out of public repositories. It contains no sign-in details or approval.
There is still no autosave. Check that the file is saved on your device before closing this tab. Browser exit warnings can be missed, especially on mobile.
How backups and article exports differ (new tab)Edit your converted article
Up to 60,000 characters of plain text or Markdown. Pasting beyond the limit is rejected in full so the ending is not silently cut off. Rich formatting from Word or Google Docs is not imported by pasting. Select text, then choose a formatting tool. Revisions keeps previous writing in this tab.
0 approximate words; 0 / 60,000 characters
More editing tools and draft history
Edit links, images, and tables, check the draft, or compare earlier versions. Opening these tools keeps your writing and export approval.
Article tables: create or edit
Edit cells without writing pipe-table syntax. Choose a supported article table or create one at the article end. Preparation stays separate until you preview and apply.
Choose an existing table or create one.
Prepare table cells
One line per cell, up to 2,000 characters. Simple Markdown inside cells is supported. Cell edges are trimmed and literal pipes escaped when applying a change. Headers are required for new or changed tables. Scroll the grid horizontally for wider tables.
Review the exact table change
Prepared table preview
Exact source before and after
Table editor is loading. You can edit table Markdown directly.
Up to twelve columns and 100 data rows, edited ten rows at a time. No merged cells or multiline cells. Applying saves an in-tab checkpoint and clears export approval and the linked-image choice. Unsaved preparation is excluded from backups, collections, and exports. Closing clears the preview and keeps prepared cells. Table editing help (new tab)
Article links: add, edit, or remove
Select plain article text or place its cursor, then choose Use current article selection. Place the cursor inside an existing inline link to edit it, or choose one below. No destination page is fetched or verified.
Choose a location or an existing link.
Describe where the link leads, up to 300 characters on one line. Surrounding article text and spaces are kept exactly.
An absolute HTTP or HTTPS address, up to 2,048 characters. No credentials, spaces, quoted titles, or multiline URLs. The entered address is preserved in Markdown.
Review the exact link change
Link editor is loading. You can edit Markdown directly.
Inspect the links in this article
Applying checkpoints previous writing and clears export approval and the WordPress linked-image choice. Article edits invalidate pending locations. Closing this panel clears its preview and keeps preparation. Unsaved link preparation is excluded from backups, collections, and exports; apply first to keep it. Link editing help (new tab)
Add or edit an article image
Use an existing public HTTPS image URL. Select a Word image placeholder or ordinary article text to replace it, or place a new image at the article end. Paragraph breaks keep the image separate. No image is loaded, uploaded, or checked here.
Choose a location before preparing a change.
A direct image file URL, up to 2,048 characters. No credentials, spaces, or quoted titles. The address is preserved as entered.
Describe the image's purpose in this article, up to 500 characters on one line. For an intentionally decorative image, clear this field and select the option below.
Review the exact replacement
Only the selected text is replaced. Added paragraph breaks appear below. The rest of the article is kept exactly.
Image editor is loading. You can edit Markdown directly.
Applying saves a checkpoint and clears export approval and the linked-image choice. For WordPress, open Images for WordPress and explicitly choose linked Image blocks afterward. Other exports keep image Markdown as text. Unsaved image preparation is excluded from backups, collections, and exports; apply it first to keep it. Image editing help (new tab)
Find & replace in the article
Find literal words or phrases in the article body, including Markdown, code, and link addresses. Matches are substrings and do not overlap. Source notes, review notes, and page details are kept. No AI request or upload is made.
Loading article search. You can keep editing while it loads.
Navigation wraps at the ends. Enter in Find text selects the next match; Shift+Enter selects the previous one. Searching keeps review approval.
Replacement text is literal. Leave it empty to delete matching text. Replacements keep the previous workspace as a checkpoint and clear approval. Review formatting and links afterwards.
Review the replacements
Editing the article or search settings clears this preview. The applied change uses the complete current article, not only these examples. Editing and checkpoint help (new tab)
Outline & draft checks
Find unfinished placeholders, repeated passages, empty sections, heading jumps, and paragraphs over 120 approximate words. These suggestions do not verify facts, sources, permissions, grammar, or whether a web address works. How checks work (new tab)
Your section outline
Move a section up or down beside a heading at the same level within its parent. Its deeper subsections move with it; opening text before the first heading stays in place. Moves save a checkpoint in this tab and clear export approval. Review the reading preview afterward.
Run checks when you are ready to review. Nothing is changed automatically.
Links & image handoff
Run draft checks to inspect inline link and image syntax.
Review claims against sources
Choose a short claim, compare it with your source, and record your judgment. Saved records use the existing private review notes: 12 notes total, 500 characters each. They stay in backups, checkpoints, and saved collection entries; article exports exclude them. Passage review help (new tab)
This is a record of your review, not independent fact-checking. Recheck decisions after editing the article or source. An exact text match does not establish accuracy or support.
Select a short excerpt above, or enter evidence from a source you checked yourself. Edit the full source notes under Source notes & review.
Passage review is loading. Ordinary review notes remain available.
Preparing a review does not change writing or approval. Save adds or updates a private note, keeps a checkpoint, and clears approval. Unsaved fields above are excluded from backups. Shorten the combined record to 500 characters; no text is silently truncated. Source references stay as text and are never opened or checked here.
Saved passage reviews
No saved passage reviews yet.
Keep several articles in a private collection
Save up to eight workspaces in one private file. Add or update an article explicitly, then download the collection before leaving. Editing the article does not update its saved entry. This tab has no autosave or account history.
Draft collections are loading. Single-workspace backups and article exports remain available.
Revisions in this tab
Keep a version before changing direction. Checkpoints contain your notes, article, page details, and review questions in this tab's memory only. Imports and article insertions, workspace restores, formatting, section moves, find-and-replace edits, image, link, and table changes, filename suggestions, outline replacements, and removing a review note also keep the previous writing. Checkpoints can be lost when you refresh or leave. Download a private backup before closing.
Compare and recover
Article changes
Compare the selected checkpoint's article body with your current body. Added and removed lines include line endings; unchanged lines are omitted. This view does not merge writing, verify claims, or change export approval. It stays in this tab and is excluded from backups and exports. How to read the comparison (new tab)
Save a checkpoint, then open this comparison.
A download keeps one version in the existing private workspace format, without history, labels, approval, preferences, or sign-in details. Clear this writing desk removes all writing and checkpoints from this tab. Checkpoint and backup help (new tab)
Page details for your publishing destination
Excerpt, description, and filename are optional for WordPress blocks and the WordPress kit. All page fields are required for page Markdown. Copying the body needs only the article; a reading page needs the title and article.
A listing summary, up to 300 characters.
0 / 160 characters
Lowercase letters, digits, and separating hyphens.
2. Preview and continue
Show reading preview
Preview formats and limits
Headings, nested lists, nested single-line bold and italic text, code, quotes, and simple pipe tables. Lists preserve starting numbers and support six levels and 200 single-line items per continuous group. Tables support up to 12 columns and 100 data rows; every row must have the same column count. Inline links with an absolute http:// or https:// address open a new tab when selected; no address is loaded until then. Safe link labels can contain emphasis and code. Images, source HTML, and other link formats stay as text. Inline nesting is limited to 16 levels; multiline or overly complex inline structures stay literal. Your website can render differently.
Paste an article or try the fictional sample to see its reading preview.
Convert reference-style links
Turn references such as [Read the source][source] and [source][] into ordinary inline links before exporting. Matching shortcuts such as [source] are included when a supported definition exists. Preview first; nothing changes until you apply.
Use single-line definitions such as [source]: https://example.com/ at the left edge in a separate paragraph. Identifiers use up to 80 ASCII letters, digits, spaces, periods, hyphens, or underscores and match without case or repeated-space differences. Destinations must be absolute HTTP(S) URLs without credentials or titles. Images, footnotes, duplicate definitions, complex labels, source HTML, and multiline definitions need manual review. Reference conversion limits (new tab)
Preview first, then compare and apply deliberately.
Inspect the proposed article
The first five expanded links are shown below. The exact complete result is available after the reading preview. Other text and line endings are retained. Unresolved items stay unchanged; no URL is visited or verified.
At most 40 findings are displayed. Inspect the complete article if more are reported.
Inspect the exact proposed Markdown
3. Choose your export
Your publishing checklist
Your own reminders, separate from export approval. Checking them does not verify facts or publish anything. Writing or export-choice changes reset the ticks.
Reuse a publishing setup
Keep your destination, title-handling choices, and personal review routine for the next article. Download a profile file, then load it on your next visit. No account or autosave. Applying it changes export choices and clears approval; your article and source notes stay in place.
Publishing profiles are loading. Writing and exports remain available.
Continue in Word
An editable article with common headings, emphasis, links, code, nested lists, and simple tables. The title is optional. Page metadata, source notes, private review notes, and revision history are excluded. Source HTML and images in Markdown stay literal. The file is unencrypted; inspect your actual editor before sharing. Word handoff guide (new tab)
Take your Markdown
Copy Markdown text or save a .md file. No excerpt, description, filename field, or front matter is required. The same title choice applies to Markdown with page details.
Inspect or manually copy the approved Markdown
The body keeps its current Markdown, including unsupported syntax and literal HTML. Your destination can interpret HTML and load linked images differently. Inspect it before publishing. Source notes, review questions, and revision history are excluded. Markdown export help (new tab)
Continue with HTML source
Copy code for an editor that accepts HTML source. The body is enough; title and page fields are optional. Add the title separately if your website already displays one. Source HTML and images in your Markdown remain literal text. Theme styling can vary.
Inspect or manually copy the approved HTML source
This is an article fragment without document metadata or WordPress block comments. The generated code uses explicit line breaks and fixed table alignment and wrapping hints; editors can strip styling. It excludes private source notes, review questions, and revisions. For a complete document to open in a browser, choose Download reading page below. No upload or publishing occurs. HTML handoff help (new tab)
Continue in WordPress
Image preparation is loading. Images stay as text until explicitly selected.
Images for WordPress
Supports a simple  alone in its own paragraph. The option affects WordPress copies, block downloads, and the WordPress kit only. It resets when the body changes, you leave WordPress, import or restore writing, or apply or clear a publishing profile. It is excluded from backups and profile files.
No image is loaded here. These are links to files, not Media Library uploads. WordPress and browsers can request their URLs when you open the exported blocks. Use public HTTPS image files you have permission to publish. Inspect every image in WordPress; use Upload to Media Library if you want a copy stored on your site. Review alternative text, including intentionally decorative images.
The reading preview, reading page, HTML source, formatted copies, and Word keep image syntax as text. Original Markdown keeps its references. Inline images among prose, images inside lists, headings, quotes or tables, reference images, titles, source HTML, and unsafe URLs are outside linked-image conversion. The references below are text only; availability, file type, content, and permissions are not verified.
To add an image or replace an omitted Word image, use Add or edit an article image below the article. Edit buttons here open the same guided editor for supported paragraph positions.
The text file contains all recognized image URLs and alternative text from this article. Inspect it before sharing. Source notes and private review notes are excluded. Image handoff help (new tab)
Before you copy: inspect the handoff
These local checks cover some formatting limits and unfinished writing patterns. They do not verify facts, grammar, permissions, or URLs. Use each finding to select its current article passage. Nothing changes automatically.
How to paste these blocks in WordPress
- Create a new, empty draft post in WordPress. Enter your article title in its title field.
- Open the editor Options menu, select Code editor, and paste the copied blocks into the post body. This is for the block editor, not a Custom HTML block or the Classic Editor.
- Return to Visual editor. Inspect headings, lists, tables, quotes, and links. Inspect linked images, rebuild unsupported content, and add page fields before previewing the post.
The body becomes editable blocks. The title, excerpt, description, source notes, and review questions are excluded. Images stay as text unless you explicitly select supported linked images above. Complex Markdown stays as text; rebuild it in WordPress. Numbered lists preserve their starting value. Unsupported list groups stay intact as text. Nothing connects to your WordPress account. WordPress handoff help (new tab)
Inspect or manually copy the approved blocks
Post fields & complete WordPress kit
Excerpt goes in the post Excerpt setting. Filename becomes the suggested Slug/permalink when available. Description goes in your SEO tool only if it offers that field. These fields are separate from the article body.
Keep the handoff together
A ZIP with blocks, original Markdown, a reading page, page details, current handoff findings, and WordPress instructions. Source notes and private review questions are excluded. This does not restore your workspace. Kit instructions (new tab)
More export options
Continue in an editor
Formatted copying provides basic headings, lists, emphasis, code, and web links. Your title is included only when selected above. Body copying keeps Markdown without title or metadata. Paste and inspect the result in your own editor.
Take a single file
Body: Markdown without title or metadata. Reading page: a standalone HTML file with a title, ready to open in your browser.
Markdown with page details
Take a complete publishing kit
A ZIP for a manual handoff, with article files, page fields, and next steps. Source and private review notes are excluded. This is separate from a private workspace backup.
Choose your next step (new tab). Extract and inspect the files before sharing. Downloading does not publish.
Article files exclude source notes and review questions. Check the saved file and preview your destination before publishing. Choose the right export (new tab)
How to move a Google Docs draft into WordPress
- Copy your selection. In Google Docs, select the article text you want to bring. Use Ctrl+C on Windows or ChromeOS, or Command+C on Mac. Copying a selection avoids bringing unrelated document material.
- Paste in the box above. Use Ctrl+V or Command+V. A supported formatted clipboard selection opens its conversion preview immediately. The capture box empties for the next selection; its original source stays in this tab only for re-preview. The article is unchanged.
- Inspect the conversion. Check the reading preview, exact Markdown, extracted title, and all notices. If a table has no marked header, explicitly choose the first-row header option and preview again. Plain-text-only pastes receive a warning and cannot recover missing formatting. If needed, copy again without using Paste without formatting, or download a Word .docx from Google Docs and use the file alternative.
- Apply after review. Acknowledge the changes. Replace the article after confirmation, or choose an insertion destination to combine it with existing writing. Insertions need an exact location preview. Existing valid writing is checkpointed before changes; export approval clears.
- Finish the post. Review the article and WordPress findings, then approve and copy or download the blocks. In a new, empty WordPress draft, put the title in its own title field and paste the body into the full post Code editor. Return to Visual editor, inspect every block, handle image placeholders, and preview before publishing yourself.
Use the full post Code editor. Pasting into a Code block or Custom HTML block serves a different purpose. Themes, plugins, and editor versions can affect the result. WordPress handoff steps.
What stays and what changes?
| Copied material | Converted article |
|---|---|
| Headings, paragraphs, emphasis and safe web links | Supported structure becomes editable Markdown and WordPress blocks. An opening H1 can become the separate title. Links are not visited or verified. |
| Bullets, ordinary numbered lists and simple tables | Supported nesting and list starts are kept. Tables need a header choice, up to twelve columns and 100 data rows. Merged, nested, or irregular tables need simplification. |
| Images, fonts, colors and document layout | Images become visible placeholders; no image is downloaded. Layout and decorative styling are not retained. Add images in WordPress, or prepare an existing HTTPS image URL with the article image tool. |
| Comments, suggestions, footnotes and document history | This tool sees only what the clipboard supplies. It does not inspect or resolve the original document. Resolve suggestions and notes in your source and compare the converted result. A pasted selection is not a complete document backup. |
| Plain text only | A clearly labelled plain-text conversion with an acknowledgement. Formatting absent from the clipboard cannot be reconstructed. Copy again with formatting or use a Word .docx. |
Copied source is limited to 512 KiB and the converted article to 60,000 characters. Oversized or empty clipboard data keeps any previous preview. A conversion failure keeps the copied source for retry, for example after explicitly choosing table headers; any earlier preview remains visible but cannot be applied until a selection converts successfully. Current article writing is always kept until apply. Clear the import or apply it to discard the retained clipboard source. Pending conversions are excluded from private backups and article exports.
Common questions
Does this read my Google account or document link?
No. There is no Google account connection or URL import. Copy the writing you choose and paste it into the capture box. No clipboard permission is requested and no clipboard read occurs in the background.
Why did my formatting disappear?
The browser may supply only plain text, especially when using Paste without formatting. The preview identifies that case. Missing source formatting cannot be recovered here. Copy the selection again, or use File, Download in Google Docs and choose a Word .docx to open in the file alternative.
Can I keep the current article and add this section?
Yes. Choose Add to the end of the article or Insert at article cursor or replace selected blocks in the conversion preview. Inspect the exact insertion before applying. Existing page fields and private notes stay in place; imported page fields and questions are not merged.
Will it look identical in WordPress?
No. This is a limited article conversion and a manual handoff. Inspect all blocks, links, tables, image placeholders and destination settings in your actual WordPress editor before publishing.
Official workflow references, checked October 14, 2026: Google Docs copy and paste, download a document, and WordPress editor controls. These explain their products; they do not endorse or validate this independent tool.
Draft to Page is in development. Google Docs is a Google product and WordPress is a separate publishing system. No partnership is claimed. Start with a Word file instead · Full import limits · Data use.