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Bring your Google Sheet and EZdoc turns every row into its own designed PDF — names, numbers, and dates merged into a real layout. One personalized, print-ready file per row, delivered as a ZIP.
Your sheet, turned into real documents
Exporting a Google Sheet straight to PDF gives you a printout of a spreadsheet — useful for archiving, useless for sending a client an invoice. EZdoc does what you usually actually need: it merges each row of your sheet into a designed document and generates one personalized PDF per row.
Export your sheet as CSV or Excel (or paste the data), and EZdoc maps the columns into a layout — an invoice, a certificate, a letter, a report. Each row becomes a finished, on-brand document, and the whole set downloads as a single ZIP. Need it recurring? Re-run with the updated sheet, or connect the REST API so a change in your data triggers fresh PDFs.
Google Sheet to PDF: What "Merge" Actually Means
When people search for a way to convert a Google Sheet to PDF, they're usually after one of two things: a quick export of the grid (what Google Sheets natively offers), or a way to use the sheet's data to generate formatted documents. EZdoc handles the second case — taking each row as input and producing a designed, personalized PDF from it, not a screenshot of the spreadsheet.
Export First, Merge Second
Google Sheets doesn't have a native integration with EZdoc — but it doesn't need one. Export the sheet as a CSV or Excel file (File → Download), upload it, and EZdoc reads the column headers automatically. Every column becomes a mergeable field. Once the template is configured and the columns are mapped, generating the full batch is a single step.
What You Get Out
The output is one PDF per row, not a formatted table. If your sheet has a billing column, a client name column, and a date column, the output is a set of invoices — each one with its own client name, billing total, and date, laid out in a professional design. If the sheet is a student roster with name and grade, the output is a set of certificates. The document type is determined by the template, not by the shape of the data.
When to Re-Run
Sheets are living documents — data gets added, corrected, updated. Re-running the merge is straightforward: export the current version of the sheet, upload it, and generate. The same template produces the updated set. For high-frequency updates, the REST API eliminates the export step — your system can send the latest data directly and receive fresh PDFs back without any manual intervention.
Google Sheet vs. CSV: Is There a Difference?
For EZdoc's purposes, no. A CSV export from Google Sheets is functionally identical to any other CSV file — same rows, same columns, same headers. The advantage of working directly from the sheet is that it stays current automatically; the manual export is only necessary because EZdoc reads files rather than reading live sheets. For most workflows, exporting once per batch run is the right approach.
From idea to download in three steps
Export your sheet — download the Google Sheet as CSV or Excel, or paste the data straight into EZdoc
Map columns to a layout — EZdoc reads your headers and merges them into the document you choose or describe
Generate and re-run — render one PDF per row as a ZIP — and regenerate whenever the sheet changes
Everything you need, nothing in the way
Built for speed and polish — so the document is done before you would have finished formatting the first page.
Reads your columns
Headers map to document fields automatically — name, amount, date, ID, all in the right place.
Real documents out
Each row becomes a designed invoice, certificate, or letter — not a printed spreadsheet.
Re-run on updates
Regenerate whenever the sheet changes, or trigger it automatically through the API.
Bulk merge from a sheet
Turn any document into a reusable template and generate thousands of personalized variants from a CSV in one run.
Tweak with AI
Refine any result by chatting — "make it warmer", "add my logo top-right", "shorten the intro". The document updates in place.
Private by default
Your documents stay yours — we never train models on your content, and you can delete anything within 24 hours.
From a shared sheet to sent documents
Our class roster lives in a Google Sheet. Export it and generate a certificate for each student with their name and final grade.
- A designed certificate per student row in the sheet
- Each student's name and final grade merged in
- Consistent branding across the whole class
- A single ZIP of print-ready certificates
Made for the people who actually ship the work
Finance & billing
A billing sheet becomes a batch of professional invoices in one run.
Educators
A class roster sheet becomes a certificate for every student.
Operations
A contact sheet becomes personalized letters, notices, or badges.
Small business
An order sheet becomes labels, receipts, and packing slips.
Questions, answered plainly
How do I get my Google Sheet into EZdoc?
Export the sheet as CSV or Excel (File then Download) and upload it, or paste the data directly. EZdoc reads the headers and maps each column into your chosen document layout.
Can I automate it when the sheet changes?
Yes. Re-run the merge with the latest export anytime, or use the REST API so an update in your data pipeline triggers a fresh batch of PDFs automatically — no manual export needed.
Will it just print my spreadsheet?
No. EZdoc merges each row into a designed document rather than printing the grid, so you get polished invoices, certificates, or letters — one per row — not a screenshot of the sheet.
How many rows can it handle?
From a few to many thousands. EZdoc renders the batch in parallel and delivers every PDF as a single ZIP, so sheet size doesn't change the workflow.
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