Publish a Mini Page
Turn visible Sheet rows into a searchable public page
Mini pages publish a focused public view of a connected Sheet. They work well for directories, resource lists, catalogs, job boards, people lists, and launch pages where the Sheet remains the source of truth.
Create the Page
- Open a connected sheet in the dashboard.
- Go to Pages.
- Click Create First Page or New.
- Review the generated page in the editor.
- Click Publish when the preview is ready.
Published pages use https://p.sheetfront.com/{slug} URLs in production, with https://pages.sheetfront.com/{slug} available as an alias. The API still serves page data from /p/{slug}, and older /p/{slug} public links remain supported by the frontend.
Map Fields
Sheetfront detects common columns automatically:
| Page field | Common headers |
|---|---|
| Title | name, title, company, project, tool, item |
| Description | description, summary, bio, about |
| Image | image, image_url, logo, photo, thumbnail |
| Link | url, website, link, profile, homepage |
| Category | category, type, tag, industry |
| Status | status, stage, state, availability |
Extra visible columns can appear as metadata.
Hide Private Columns
Mini pages follow the same visibility rules as the public API.
- Open the sheet Configuration tab.
- Hide any column that should not be public.
- Save the column settings.
- Return to the mini page editor.
Hidden columns are excluded from the public page, search, filters, metadata, and mapping controls.
Update the Page
Edit rows in Google Sheets when content changes. Refresh schema after adding, renaming, hiding, or deleting columns so Sheetfront can update mappings and visible fields.
Plan Notes
Free Sandbox pages include Sheetfront branding. Starter plans and higher can hide the badge from the mini page editor.