Use Google Sheets as a Feed

Martijn Douma · Co-founder bluebarry

Updated May 15, 2026

Use a published Google Sheet as a CSV feed when your team maintains product data in a spreadsheet.

Add the Sheet URL

Create Product Feed dialog warning that a Google Sheet is not published as CSV.

In Google Sheets, publish the sheet to the web as CSV.
Copy the published CSV URL.
Go to Feeds.
Click Create Feed.
Enter a clear Feed name and paste the sheet URL into URL.
If bluebarry shows Google Sheet not published as CSV, click View Guide and update the sheet publishing settings.
Choose the Product identifier column, map columns, and click Create Feed.

After the feed is created, sync it and review Products to confirm the spreadsheet rows appear in the catalog.

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Use Google Sheets as a Feed

Martijn Douma · Co-founder bluebarry

Updated May 15, 2026

Use a published Google Sheet as a CSV feed when your team maintains product data in a spreadsheet.

Add the Sheet URL

In Google Sheets, publish the sheet to the web as CSV.
Copy the published CSV URL.
Go to Feeds.
Click Create Feed.
Enter a clear Feed name and paste the sheet URL into URL.
If bluebarry shows Google Sheet not published as CSV, click View Guide and update the sheet publishing settings.
Choose the Product identifier column, map columns, and click Create Feed.

After the feed is created, sync it and review Products to confirm the spreadsheet rows appear in the catalog.

Can't figure it out? We probably can.

Every article here was written by the people who built the product. If one of them still leaves you stuck, tell us and we'll fix it.

Use Google Sheets as a Feed

Add the Sheet URL