# Wordpress

Frase’s [WordPress](https://wordpress.com/) integration is designed to remove friction between content creation and publishing.

From inside Frase, you’ll be able to:

* Select your WordPress site
* Choose draft or published status
* Push the content over with one click

### How to Connect to WordPress

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**Important:** For Frase to connect to your Wordpress API, you will need to whitelist Frase.
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#### Step 1: Open Integrations in Frase

1. Log into Frase 
2. Go to **Settings → Integrations**
3. Under *CMS Publishing*, select **WordPress**

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#### Step 2: Enter Your WordPress Site URL

* For **WordPress Site URL**, enter the URL of your WordPress dashboard
* This should end in **`/wp-admin`**

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**Example:** `https://yourwebsite.com/wp-admin`
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#### Step 3: Add Your WordPress Login Details

**Username**: Enter the admin email associated with your WordPress account

#### Step 4: Generate an Application Password in WordPress

1. Open your **WordPress Admin**
2. Go to **Users → Profile**
3. Scroll to *Application Passwords*
4. Generate a new application password
5. Copy the password *(this will only be visible once)*
6. Paste this password into the **Password** field in Frase.

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#### Step 5: Connect

Click **Connect WordPress** & you're set!

### Publishing Content to Wordpress

After connecting, you'll be able to:

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

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### Best Practices & Tips

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


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