Your data already lives in Google Sheets. Prices, schedules, team lists, product specs: you update them there every week. Now you want the same data on your WordPress site as a clean, readable table.
The tricky part is choosing how. Some methods keep the table in sync with your sheet automatically. Others give you a better looking table but need a quick manual update when the data changes.
This guide walks you through four ways to display a Google Sheet as a table in WordPress, with clear steps for each, so you can pick the one that fits your data.
Quick answer
- Need a live table that updates when the sheet changes? Use a sync plugin such as FlexTable, or embed the sheet with Google’s “Publish to web” option.
- Want a fully styled, fast, SEO-friendly table? Copy the cells from Google Sheets, paste them into the block editor, and convert the result into a Tischberg table.
- Already use TablePress? Import the sheet from its published CSV link.
Which Method Should You Use?
Here is how the four methods compare at a glance. The main question is simple: does your table need to update on its own, or do you care more about how it looks?
|
Methode |
Stays in sync? |
Design control |
Kosten |
Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Tischberg (copy and paste) |
No, you update it by hand |
Full: colors, buttons, images, mobile stacking |
Free (Pro adds sort, search, pagination) |
Styled pricing, comparison, and spec tables |
|
FlexTable Plugin |
Yes, from the connected sheet |
Medium: themes and table options |
Free (Pro is a paid upgrade) |
Data you edit often in Google Sheets |
|
Publish to web einbetten |
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