# Wix

You can connect your **Wix Blog** to Frase to publish content directly from Frase to your Wix site.

Once connected, Frase allows you to send content to Wix as either a **live post** or a **draft**, making it easier to move from writing to publishing without copying content between platforms.

### How to Connect to Wix

#### Step 1: Open Wix Integration in Frase

1. In Frase, go to **Settings**.
2. Select **Integrations**.
3. Under *CMS Publishing*, locate **Wix**.
4. Click **Configure**.
5. Choose the domain in Frase that you want to connect to Wix publishing.

#### Step 2: Generate API Key

1. Log in to your **Wix dashboard**.
2. In the top-right corner, click your **initials**.
3. Open **Account Settings**.
4. Navigate to the **API Keys** tab.
5. Select **Generate New API Key**.

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**When creating the API key, Frase requires the following permissions:**

* Basic Permissions > **Get Sites List** *(default)*
* Site Permissions > **Wix Blog**
* Site Permissions > **Ricos Documents**
* Site Permissions > **Manage Site Media**&#x20;

6. After the key is generated, **copy the API key**. It is only shown once.&#x20;
7. Return to the Wix integration setup in Frase and paste the **API key**.

#### Step 3: Copy the Wix Account ID

1. In Wix, return to the **API Keys** tab.
2. Locate the **Account ID** associated with your API key.
3. Copy the **Account ID** and paste it into Frase.

#### Step 4: Retrieve Your Wix Site ID

1. Open your **site dashboard** in Wix.
2. Look at your browser's URL.
3. Copy the **string of characters after `dashboard` but before any additional page information**. This string of letters and numbers is your **Site ID**.&#x20;
4. Paste the Site ID into Frase.

You can also optionally add your **site URL** if you want Frase to construct publish post URLs.

#### Step 6: Test & Save the Connection

Once all fields are filled:

1. Click **Test Connection**. If the configuration is correct, the test will succeed.
2. Click **Save** to finalize the integration.

You can reconfigure or disconnect the Wix integration at any time from the Integrations settings.

#### Step 7 *(OPTIONAL)*: Set Up Public URL Template

Create a public URL template to tell Frase where your published content lives on your site, so it can connect each CMS document to its live URL.

**What this affects**

* [**Content Guard**](/integrations/cms-publishing/frase-cms.md) — Frase can't monitor a published article for ranking drops without knowing its live URL.
* [**GSC performance**](/integrations/connectors/google-search-console.md) — Clicks, impressions, and position data won't link back to specific content pieces in your library.
* **Republish flow** — The "accept and republish" action needs the live URL to push updates to the correct CMS document.
* **Content health** — Stale content detection and decay alerts rely on matching CMS posts to their live URLs.

**Format**

If your blog posts live at `https://yoursite.com/blog/my-post-slug`, set your template to:

`https://yoursite.com/blog/{slug}`

The `{slug}` placeholder is replaced with each document's actual slug field at sync time.

{% hint style="danger" %}
Without a public URL template, Frase treats your content as **untracked**. You can still create and publish, but all performance monitoring and GSC-linked features will be unavailable.
{% endhint %}

### Publishing Content to Wix

After connecting, you'll be able to:

* Choose Wix as your CMS publishing destination
* Send content as a draft or publish it live

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### Best Practices & Tips

* Use *save as* *draft* when collaborating with editors or clients.
* Use *push* when content is finalized and approved.
* You can still edit, format, and manage posts normally inside Wix after publishing.
* Application passwords can be revoked anytime from Wix for security.


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