Content sources & integrations

Three ways to get your drafts into EditForge — from Google Docs, an uploaded file, or a straight paste. Pick whichever fits your workflow and follow the setup guide below.

Google Docs

Best for shared team drafts already living in Google Drive. Copy your document into EditForge to run it against your style guide without leaving the browser.

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File upload

Best for content that starts in Word, Markdown, or plain text. Bring the text from a .docx, .md, or .txt file into EditForge in a few clicks.

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Paste

Best for text coming from anywhere else — Notion, your CMS, an email draft, Slack. Copy, paste, edit. No install, no signup, no upload.

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Google Docs

Best for shared team drafts · No install required · Works with any Google account
  1. Open the Google Doc you want to edit.
  2. Select the section you want polished — Ctrl/Cmd + A to grab the whole document.
  3. Copy the selection with Ctrl/Cmd + C.
  4. Open the EditForge editor, pick a style guide, and paste the text into the input area.
  5. Click Edit my draft to get tracked changes with an explanation for every edit.

File upload

Best for drafts that live in Word or Markdown · Works with .docx, .md, and .txt
  1. Open your .docx, .md, or .txt file in Word, Google Docs, or any text editor.
  2. Select all the text (Ctrl/Cmd + A) and copy it (Ctrl/Cmd + C).
  3. Open the EditForge editor and pick the style guide you want to enforce.
  4. Paste the copied text into the editor input area.
  5. Review the tracked changes, accept the edits you want, and export the polished result.

Paste

Fastest way to start · Works with any browser · No account needed for a trial run
  1. Copy the text you want edited from anywhere — Notion, your CMS, an email draft, Slack, a note.
  2. Open the EditForge editor.
  3. Pick a style guide (or use the default if you're just trying it out).
  4. Paste your text and click Edit my draft to see tracked changes with an explanation per edit.

Try it with your next draft

Paste, upload, or copy from Docs — get polished copy with tracked changes in about 30 seconds.

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