WordPress Integration
Posted November 20, 2025Updated November 21, 2025By Zak Kann
Connect Content Raptor to your WordPress site to enable one-click publishing.
The Goal
Streamline your workflow by pushing content directly from our editor to your CMS as a Draft or Published post.
How to Connect
Step 1: Create an Application Password
You cannot use your normal login password. WordPress requires a special "Application Password" for external tools.
- Log in to your WordPress Admin.
- Go to Users > Profile.
- Scroll down to "Application Passwords".
- Enter a name (e.g., "Content Raptor") and click "Add New Application Password".
- Copy the password immediately. You won't see it again.
Step 2: Add to Content Raptor
- In Content Raptor, go to Settings > WordPress.
- Click "Connect WordPress Site".
- Fill in the details:
- URL: Your full homepage URL (e.g.,
https://example.com). - Username: Your WordPress username.
- Application Password: The code you copied in Step 1.
- URL: Your full homepage URL (e.g.,
- Click "Connect".
Managing Connections
- Multiple Sites: You can connect unlimited WordPress sites. Just repeat the process for each one.
- Disconnecting: Click the Trash Icon next to a site in Settings to remove it. This will not delete any content you have already exported.
Common Issues
"Authentication Failed"
- Ensure you used an Application Password, not your login password.
- Check that your username is correct.
- Ensure your user account has "Editor" or "Administrator" permissions.
"Connection Refused"
- Some security plugins (Wordfence, iThemes Security) block external API connections. Whitelist Content Raptor or temporarily disable the firewall to test.
- Ensure your site uses HTTPS. We cannot connect to insecure HTTP sites.