How to Connect Your Duda Website with RightBlogger

Last Updated October 30, 2025

If your website runs on Duda, you can now connect it directly to RightBlogger. This lets you send AI-generated articles straight to your Duda site—no copy-paste needed.

Keep in mind: the Duda API is only available for custom Duda plans, so you’ll need to be on one of those to connect.

What You’ll Need

Before you start, grab a few details from your Duda account:

API Username and Password
These come from your Duda account, but only custom plan users can access them. Unfortunately, Duda doesn’t provide API access on standard plans.
Site ID
You can find this in your Duda site settings. It’s usually a short number or code that identifies your site.

How to Set It Up in RightBlogger

Go to the Projects section in RightBlogger.
Open a project or create a new one for your Duda site.
Click the Integrations tab at the top.
Select Duda from the list of integrations.
Enter your API Username, API Password, and Site ID.
Optionally, you can set:
- A default author name
- Default categories and tags
- Whether to publish immediately or save as a draft
Click Save Changes.

Sending Content to Duda

Once your Duda integration is connected, you can send any article you create in RightBlogger directly to your site.

Just click the Send To button after generating your content, choose Duda, and your post will appear in your Duda dashboard—either as a draft or live, depending on your settings.

Notes

If you’re not on a custom Duda plan, the integration won’t work due to API restrictions from Duda’s side. You can contact Duda support about upgrading your plan to enable API access.

Conclusion

The Duda integration makes publishing faster and easier for creators using custom Duda plans. You can create, edit, and send content straight from RightBlogger without leaving your dashboard.

If you run into any issues or need help finding your API details, reach out to Duda support or contact us at RightBlogger. We’re happy to help you get connected.

Do I need a custom Duda plan to connect Duda with RightBlogger?

Yes. You need a custom Duda plan because Duda only gives API access on custom plans.

RightBlogger connects to Duda through the Duda API. If your plan does not include API access, RightBlogger cannot log in or publish posts for you.

If you are not sure which plan you are on, contact Duda support and ask if your account has API access enabled. After that, you can finish setup using the API Username, API Password, and your Site ID.

Where do I find my Duda API Username, API Password, and Site ID?

You can get your API Username and API Password from your Duda account, but only if you are on a custom plan.

Your Site ID is found in your Duda site settings. It is the short ID that tells RightBlogger exactly which site to publish to.

If you get stuck, use the step by step guide in the Duda setup. It walks you through what to copy and where to paste it in RightBlogger.

What happens after I click “Send To” and choose Duda in RightBlogger?

RightBlogger sends your article to your Duda site and creates a post in your Duda dashboard.

It will show up as a draft or a published post, depending on the settings you chose in your project. This saves you time because you do not need to copy and paste content.

To make sure you are connected correctly first, confirm your settings inside the project Integrations tab. You can also review the Duda integration details anytime.

Can I set a default author, categories, tags, and choose draft vs publish?

Yes. In your RightBlogger project, you can set defaults for author name, categories, and tags.

You can also choose whether new posts should publish right away or save as drafts. Draft mode is helpful if you want to review formatting and links inside Duda before going live.

These defaults speed up your workflow when you publish often. They also help keep your blog organized and consistent across posts.

How can RightBlogger help me create better Duda blog posts before I publish?

RightBlogger helps you write and polish posts faster, then send them to Duda in a few clicks.

Start by drafting your content with the RightBlogger article writer. After you generate the post, you can edit it, then use Send To to publish to Duda.

If you want better search rankings, run an SEO check before you publish. The built in approach in SEO Reports can help you spot missing keywords, headings, or meta details so your post is stronger when it goes live.