SheetFusion – Sync Google Sheets Into Tables. No Row Limits, No API Keys.

SheetFusion is a free Google Sheets table plugin for WordPress. It turns public Google Sheets and spreadsheets into searchable, sortable, responsive tables using a Gutenberg block or shortcode.

It is designed for site owners who manage data in Google Sheets and want to publish that data on WordPress without creating a Google Cloud project, setting up OAuth, paying for higher row limits, or relying on external frontend CDN requests.

SheetFusion fetches CSV data from Google’s public export endpoint. Your sheet must be published to the web. Private sheets are not supported because SheetFusion intentionally avoids API keys and OAuth.

Best for

• Publishing Google Sheets as searchable WordPress tables
• Creating sortable product tables, pricing tables, directories, schedules, rankings, comparison tables, and resource lists
• Replacing manual HTML tables with spreadsheet-powered tables
• Displaying larger public spreadsheets without a freemium row-count limit
• Embedding tables with either a Gutenberg block or shortcode

Features

• Turn public Google Sheets into searchable, sortable WordPress tables
• Gutenberg block and shortcode support
• Saved table builder with per-table display settings
• Responsive table modes: horizontal scroll, stacked rows, and mobile cards
• Search, sorting, pagination, result info, row menu, and export buttons
• CSV, Excel, PDF/Print, and Print export options
• Safe HTML columns for sanitized links and inline markup
• Optional sticky header and max-height scrolling
• Server-side row filtering by column
• Backward-compatible direct sheet embeds
• No API key, OAuth app, or Google Cloud setup required
• No row-count paywall; only a configurable safety cap to protect server memory
• No telemetry and no external frontend CDN requests

Why use SheetFusion?

Many table plugins require manual table editing, paid upgrades for larger tables, API setup, or external services. SheetFusion is designed for site owners who already manage data in Google Sheets and want a simple way to publish that data as a WordPress table.

Publish the sheet, paste the Sheet ID, choose your display settings, and embed the table with a block or shortcode.

How it works

SheetFusion fetches CSV data from Google’s public export endpoint. Your Google Sheet must be published to the web.

Because SheetFusion uses public CSV export, it does not require a Google API key, OAuth app, Google Cloud project, or private account connection.

Private Google Sheets are not supported.

External Services

This plugin connects to:

• Google Sheets (docs.google.com) – your WordPress server fetches public CSV data for the Sheet ID and tab name you provide.

SheetFusion does not collect, store, or transmit personal visitor data to SheetFusion servers. Visitors’ browsers do not request bundled table libraries from external CDNs.

Bundled Libraries

The following libraries are bundled locally:

• DataTables 1.13.8 – MIT
• DataTables Buttons 2.4.2 – MIT
• JSZip 3.10.1 – MIT

Shortcode Reference

Saved table mode:

Optional wrapper class:

Saved table mode uses saved settings only. Saved table settings come from SheetFusion > Table Setup and are not overridden by shortcode or block display defaults.

Direct shortcode mode:

Direct shortcode attributes:

• theme – clean, stripe, minimal, dark, editorial, compact
• density – comfortable, compact, spacious
• responsive – scroll, stack, cards
• page_length – rows per page
• order_column – 1-based default sort column
• order_dir – asc or desc
• search, pagination, info, length_menu – true or false
• filter_column, filter_value, filter_mode – server-side row filtering
• export – csv, excel, pdf, print. PDF opens a browser print/save-to-PDF view without bundling a large PDF library.
• height – optional max height in pixels
• sticky_header – true or false
• max_rows – direct mode parse cap

For security, direct shortcodes escape cell HTML by default. To render links such as <a href="/company/example/">Example</a>, create a saved table and set that column type to Safe HTML.