One spreadsheet in. Hundreds of separate PDFs out.

Yes. Each row in your spreadsheet becomes its own PDF. Download them one by one or as a zip, or combine them into a single PDF when that's handier. You can also email each file to the address in its row, or save the whole batch to a folder in your Google Drive.

Word's mail merge pours every record into one long document, and splitting it into separate files is a manual chore. Google Docs needs an add-on that runs into Google's execution quotas. SheetRender is built for separate files from the start: one PDF per row, designed from an example document you already have.

Yes. Your spreadsheets and generated documents belong to you. We use them only to produce your PDFs, never to train models, and you can delete a project and its data at any time.

Bring your data as CSV or Excel (.xlsx or .xlsm), or as a tab-separated .tsv or .txt export. The example document can be a PDF, a Word .docx, a web page or a screenshot; SheetRender copies its look and rebuilds it around your data.

Choose how often it runs, anywhere from monthly to every 15 minutes, and SheetRender generates the batch on its own, pulling fresh rows from a connected Google Sheets spreadsheet before each run. The Starter plan includes one recurring schedule. Pro and Business include unlimited schedules, and only they can run one every 15 minutes. A run can deliver on its own, either emailing each row's PDF to the address in that row or mailing the merged PDF to one address, and it can save the files to a Google Drive folder. Leave delivery off if you would rather review a batch and send it yourself.

Yes. Plans are self-serve: upgrade, downgrade, or cancel whenever you like from your billing page. Plan changes are prorated automatically, and a cancellation runs to the end of the period you already paid for.

Yes. Connect your Google account and pick a spreadsheet right from the app, and a schedule pulls the latest rows from it before every run. You can also install the SheetRender add-on from the Google Workspace Marketplace and send a tab from the sidebar in Sheets. Rows sent that way stay as they are until you send the tab again. A ZIP code that shows as 02134 keeps its leading zero, and 25% arrives as 25, not 0.25. Other number formats, such as currency, come from your template. Prefer not to connect? Uploading a CSV or XLSX export works just as well.

SheetRender creates a document for every row and flags any that couldn't be produced, usually because of a missing field. Fix the data and retry just the failed rows without regenerating the whole batch.

One document is one PDF. Usually that PDF comes from one row of your spreadsheet. If you choose one document per invoice number, say, all the rows that share a number make one invoice and count as one document. A single document can be multiple pages: an invoice that spills onto page two still counts as one document.

Upload any document you already have: a PDF, a Word .docx, a web page, even a screenshot. SheetRender works out how it is laid out and rebuilds it as a template mapped to your spreadsheet columns. You never drag boxes around or write HTML. With no document to hand, answer a few questions about the one you need or start from a style in the gallery.

Yes, every plan includes unlimited design refinements. After the initial design, describe changes in plain language, like "make the header larger" or "use our brand blue", and the design updates live. Every version is saved so you can go back.

Add an email column to your spreadsheet, generate the batch, and choose a subject before SheetRender sends each document to the matching recipient. Every paid plan can set a reply-to address so responses come to you, and Pro and Business can send from their own domain, so invoices and payslips arrive under your name instead of ours.