Prepare your template
Add fields such as {{Name}} to a Google Doc. Match them to the column names in your spreadsheet.
Turn rows into personalized Google Docs and PDFs. Review your documents, then send each one to the right person—all from your spreadsheet.
A familiar workflow. A lot less copying and pasting.
| Name | Workshop | Date | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | Alex Morgan | Design Essentials | Oct 23, 2026 |
| 3 | Sam Taylor | Design Essentials | Oct 23, 2026 |
This certificate is proudly presented to
Alex Morgan
For completing the Design Essentials workshop.
No manual field mapping. Your column names connect your spreadsheet to your document.
Add fields such as {{Name}} to a Google Doc. Match them to the column names in your spreadsheet.
Select a folder, customize file names, and choose Google Docs, PDFs, or both. Generate all rows or a specific range.
Follow the progress as each document is created. Open your files in Drive and check them before sharing.
Choose a recipient column, write your message, and attach the matching PDF. Close the generator and come back to sending whenever you’re ready.
Hi Alex,
Thanks for joining the workshop. Your certificate is attached.
See you at the next one!
Generated documents are saved to the folder you choose. Keep reviewing and editing them with the tools you already use.
How your data is handled →Your template, folder, and output preferences are saved for your account and spreadsheet. Your setup stays separate from other users.
Free users can generate up to 3 records per batch. A subscription removes that product limit. Google’s service quotas still apply.
A Google Sheet with column names in the first row, a Google Docs template with matching {{ColumnName}} fields, and a Drive folder for your output. Open Sheet to Docs from your spreadsheet’s Extensions menu once the add-on is installed.
Yes. Generation and sending are separate. Review the generated files in Drive, then reopen Send Documents when you’re ready. You can also send a single sample to yourself.
Choose “Export current Google Doc as PDF” when sending to include your latest edits. A previously generated PDF does not update automatically.
Email availability depends on your Google account’s actual remaining sending quota. A Sheet to Docs subscription does not increase Google’s limits. Samples also count toward that quota.
Yes. Each email’s status and send time are written to reserved S2D columns as it is processed. Already sent rows are skipped automatically.