📝 Google Sites to Google Doc

Classic Google Sites used to be awesome. Now ... not so much.

This tool helps you export your Classic Google Site into a .docx document, with:

• ✅ One page per site section
• ✅ Headers preserved
• ✅ Bulleted lists retained
• ✅ Easily copy-pasteable into Google Docs

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🚀 Usage

1. Set the site suffix
   Open main.py and set the SITE_SUFFIX value to match your Classic Google Site URL:

   SITE_SUFFIX = "yoursite"
   # If your site is https://sites.google.com/site/yoursite/

2. Install dependencies

   pip install -r requirements.txt

3. Run the converter

   python main.py

4. Open and convert

   • Open the generated yoursite.docx in an office suite (e.g., LibreOffice, Word)
   • Insert a Table of Contents on the first page
   • Save it and upload to Google Docs
   • Use File > Save as Google Docs

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⚠️ Limitations

• 🧭 No auto-generated ToC: You'll need to insert a table of contents manually using a Word processor (LibreOffice, Word, etc.) before uploading to Google Docs.
• 📄 Limited formatting: Only titles, paragraphs, and bullet lists are extracted. No images, sub-headings, or fancy styling. Modify the script if you need richer formatting.
• 🔍 Classic Sites only: This script only supports Classic Google Sites (i.e., URLs like sites.google.com/site/...). It won’t work with the newer Google Sites format.

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🙌 Contributions

Pull requests welcome!

If you know how to:

• Programmatically generate a proper ToC that Google Docs recognizes
• Handle images or sub-headings
• Improve site traversal or formatting fidelity

... feel free to open an issue or submit a PR!