How to connect WordPress

Publish straight to your WordPress site. No plugin needed.

About 45 seconds, no sound: the exact clicks that create an Application Password.

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Overview. Three values to collect. Your real WordPress password is never one of them.

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Every step, in writing

The setup guide, in full

Word for word what the connect form asks, in the order it asks. Nothing here wants your WordPress password — the credentials below are ones you create and can revoke.

  1. 1

    What's your WordPress URL?

    Enter your site address to get started.

  2. 2

    Which user should posts belong to?

    The WordPress username the articles will be published as.

    1. In WordPress admin, open Users.
    2. Pick an account with the Author, Editor or Administrator role.
    3. Enter that account's username (not its email) here.
  3. 3

    Paste your Application Password

    A per-app password - your real WordPress password never leaves WordPress.

    1. Open your profile in WordPress admin. Use the same user you entered.
    2. Scroll to "Application Passwords".
    3. Name it "SearchBlueprint" and click "Add New Application Password".
    4. Copy the generated password (spaces are fine) and paste it here.

If it doesn’t connect

The checklist the connect form shows when a test fails. Check each one in order.

  • Your site is a WordPress site and is publicly reachable.
  • The REST API is not blocked by a security plugin (Wordfence, iThemes and similar can block it).
  • The application password was created under the SAME user you entered.
  • That user can publish posts (Author, Editor or Administrator).
WordPress’s own documentation

WordPress is not open yet

The WordPress connector is built, but we have not yet watched one publish a real article and come back reachable — so its tile is shown and not choosable, and the steps above are what connecting will involve once it opens. The Publishing grid marks which platforms are open today.

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