Mail merge in Google Sheets

You can mail merge documents (or emails) using sheets in a few easy steps. It is simple to merge all kinds of different data stored in a Google Sheets spreadsheet, including: images, gifs, dates, numbers and text in multiple languages. Just follow these steps

1. Sign up to Portant.co for free and click 'New Workflow.

2. Then select to start a workflow (or mail merge) from sheets, and pick your spreadsheet.

3. Then connect an email, Google Docs or Google Slides template

4. After that customise your email or document by adding tags.

5. Finally click 'Start Automation' and voila! You've just performed a mail merge from a spreadsheet.

You can use Portant Workflow (or our easy mail merge add on) to perform a mail merge or even create documents every time a Google Form response is submitted.

You can mail merge documents (or emails) from Excel using Portant in a few easy steps. It is simple to merge all kinds of different data stored in Google spreadsheets, to generate custom documents or create personalized emails. To get started, just follow these steps:
1. Open your Excel file using Google Sheets and then click File > Save as Google Sheets.
2. Sign up to Portant.co for free and click 'New Workflow'
3. Then select to start a workflow (or mail merge) from sheets, and pick the new spreadsheet you've just made.
4. Then connect an email, Google Docs or Google Slides template
5. After that customise your email or document by adding tags.
6. Finally click 'Start Automation' and voila! You've just performed a mail merge from a spreadsheet.

You can mail merge documents (or emails) in Sheets for free in a few easy steps. It is simple to merge all kinds of different data stored in spreadsheets, including: images, gifs, dates, numbers and text in multiple languages. Just follow these steps
1. Sign up to Portant.co for free and click 'New Workflow'
2. Then select to start a workflow (or mail merge) from sheets, and pick your spreadsheet.
3. Then connect an email, Google Doc or Google Slides template
4. After that customise your email or document by adding tags.
5. Finally click 'Start Automation' and voila! You've just performed a mail merge from a spreadsheet.

Google doesn't have mail merge as an application. However you can use Portant, which is a fee mail merge app. You can connect Portant to Google Workspace to perform a gmail Mail Merge. To get started just follow these steps:
1. Sign up to Portant.co for free and click 'New Workflow'
2. Then select to start a workflow (or gmail mail merge) from sheets, and pick your spreadsheet.
3. Then connect an email template, Google Docs or Google Slides template
4. After that customise your email or document by adding tags.
5. Finally click 'Start Automation' and voila! You've just performed a mail merge from a spreadsheet.

You can use Portant (or our mail merge add on) to perform mail merge campaigns or even create documents every time a Google Form response is submitted.

We're a bit biased, but we think the best mail merge app for sheets is Portant. Portant is a free mail merge app that's really easy to use and only takes a few minutes to get set up. To get started just follow these steps:
1. Sign up to Portant.co for free and click 'New Workflow'
2. Then select to start a workflow (or mail merge) from sheets, and pick your spreadsheet.
3. Then connect an email template, Google Docs or Google Slides template
4. After that customise your email (or document) by adding tags to the body or subject line.
5. Finally click 'Start Automation' and voila! You've just performed a mail merge from a spreadsheet.

You can use Portant to perform mail merge campaigns or even create documents every time a Google Form response is submitted.

You can create address labels easily in sheets in a few minutes with our mail merge add on or Portant Workflow. Just follow these steps
1. Sign up to Portant.co for free and click 'New Workflow'
2. Then select to start a workflow (or mail merge) from a Google Sheet, and pick your spreadsheet that contains the data for your address labels.
3. Then connect a Google Docs file where you can format how your address label looks in a 1x1 table.
4. Then turn on Data Grouping, which groups spreadsheet data and places it into your 1x1 Google Docs table
5. Finally click 'Start Automation' and voila! You've just created a batch of labels from a mail merge.

You can setup a mail merge with our mail merge add on or Portant Workflow in a few easy steps. It is simple to mail merge all kinds of different data stored in a Google spreadsheet, including: images, gifs, dates, numbers and text in multiple languages. Just follow these steps
1. Sign up to Portant.co for free and click 'New Workflow'
2. Then select to start a workflow (or mail merge) from a Google Sheet, and pick your spreadsheet.
3. Then connect an email, Google Docs or Google Slides template
4. After that customise your email (or document) by adding tags to the body or email subject line.
5. Finally click 'Start Automation' and voila! You've just performed a mail merge from a spreadsheet.

You can setup a mail merge in a six easy steps with our mail merge add on or Portant Workflow. It is simple to mail merge all kinds of different data stored in spreadsheets, including: images, gifs, dates, numbers and text in multiple languages. Just follow these steps
1. Sign up to Portant.co for free and click 'New Workflow'
2. Then select to start a workflow (or mail merge) from a Google Sheet, and pick your spreadsheet.
3. Then connect an email, Google Docs or Google Slides template
4. After that customise your email or document by adding tags.
5. Preview how the mail merge will look by running the automation for one row.
6. Finally, when you're happy, click 'Start Automation' and voila! You've just performed a mail merge from a spreadsheet in Google Workspace

Yes, you can send a mail merge to multiple recipients with our mail merge add on or Portant Workflow. You can either select to have multiple recipients in the same email. You can even chose to add them in the 'To', 'Cc', or 'Bcc' fields.
Or you can chose to have multiple recipients all receive different emails. To do this you need to have all the recipients on separate lines in a Google Sheet. Then when you perform the mail merge Portant will send out an email for each row in your spreadsheet.

You can print mailing labels easily in sheets in a few minutes with our mail merge add on or Portant Workflow. Just follow these steps
1. Sign up to Portant.co for free and click 'New Workflow'
2. Then select to start a workflow (or mail merge) from sheets, and pick your spreadsheet that contains the data for your mailing labels.
3. Then connect a Google Docs template where you can format how your mailing label looks in a 1x1 table.
4. Then turn on Data Grouping, which groups spreadsheet data and places it into your 1x1 Google Docs table
5. Finally click 'Start Automation' and voila! You've just created a batch of labels from a mail merge in Google Workspace