How to Connect Your WordPress Site with RightBlogger

Last Updated September 8, 2025

WordPress for RightBlogger is finally here! If you’re a blogger, you’re probably aware how powerful WordPress is (and likely use it for your blog!), and now you can integrate it seamlessly with your RightBlogger account.

Imagine skipping the whole copying and pasting process entirely—your content will flow directly from RightBlogger into WordPress.

Let’s dive into exactly how you can set it up.

Why Connect WordPress to RightBlogger?

If you’ve been manually posting content from RightBlogger to WordPress, you know how tedious that process can be. By integrating the two, you’ll be able to eliminate the hassle.

Essentially, this integration allows you to push your content from RightBlogger to WordPress in just a few clicks. If you’re someone who is serious about streamlining your blogging process, this becomes a must-have tool in your AI content creation process.

Setting Up WordPress in RightBlogger

Step 1: Accessing the Projects in RightBlogger

If you’re already logged into RightBlogger, head over to the Projects section on your sidebar. This is where all integrations work within RightBlogger. You’ll either see an existing project, or you’ll have to add a new one by clicking Edit or Add Project.

The important thing here is scrolling down to the Integrations section, where you’ll see WordPress Settings.

This is where the magic happens!

Step 2: Setting Up Your WordPress Details

Entering WordPress integration details in RightBlogger

Keep in mind that free WordPress.com sites are not supported since they don’t allow publishing with their API.

To get started with the integration, you need the following information:

Your WordPress URL
Your WordPress Username
An Application Password (we’ll show you how to get that in just a second).

Make sure you have your WordPress URL and your username handy, then follow these next steps to create that all-important application password.

Step 3: Generating Your WordPress Application Password

Head over to your WordPress dashboard (usually accessible by navigating to /wp-admin). From here, go to the Users section and click on Profile. Scroll down until you find Application Passwords. This is a built-in feature of WordPress that allows you to securely connect to external services like RightBlogger.

Name the application “RightBlogger” (or whatever else you choose for your organizational purposes), click Add New Application Password, and WordPress will generate a secure password for you. Just hit Copy to grab it.

Step 4: Connecting WordPress to RightBlogger

Now, go back to RightBlogger and paste the password into the application password field. You also have the option to set a default status for your posts here. While you can select Published directly, it’s highly recommended to start with Draft status so you can review posts before they go live.

You can also choose to have posts automatically sorted and tagged with your site’s categories and tags. AI will pick where each post fits best. This helps you add content to your site faster.

WordPress auto-category option in RightBlogger

Once finished, hit Save to finalize the integration.

Publishing Posts from RightBlogger to WordPress

Using RightBlogger’s Article Writer

Now that your WordPress is connected, publishing a post from RightBlogger is a breeze. Let’s say you’ve written an article in RightBlogger’s AI article writer. All you need to do is scroll down and click the brand-new Send to WordPress button.

You can easily send anything created in tools like the Article Writer or Video to Blog tool directly to your WordPress site.

Once sent, the content will appear in your WordPress dashboard as a draft. You can open it, add images, tweak your SEO settings, and then publish it whenever you’re ready.

Editing Content Before Posting

Sometimes you might want to edit or clean up content before officially posting it to your WordPress site. If that’s the case, don’t worry—RightBlogger’s integration still allows you to make changes in the Article Writer or the Editor before sending the final draft over.

Here’s another advantage: the integration brings over images and formatting automatically, which means you don’t need to go back and forth copying rich text, images, or formatted elements.

For example, when drafting an article you might want to make sure your formatting, headers, and images look flawless on WordPress before publishing—and this integration makes it easier than ever.

Conclusion

Connecting WordPress to RightBlogger is a simple yet incredibly powerful way to supercharge your content workflow. With this integration, you can create, edit, and publish blog posts more efficiently, eliminating the need for any manual copying and pasting. If you are having any issues here is our useful guide on debugging WordPress issues in RightBlogger.

Have suggestions for other platforms you’d like to see integrated? We’re always looking for feedback to make the platform work better for you!

Do I need a special type of WordPress site to connect it with RightBlogger?

You need a self-hosted WordPress site or a paid WordPress.com plan that allows publishing through the WordPress API. Completely free WordPress.com sites are not supported because they block this kind of external publishing.

If your site has a normal /wp-admin login and lets you install plugins or change themes, you are usually good to go. You can also review other platform options on the RightBlogger CMS integrations overview if you are not sure WordPress is the right fit.

Before you start, double-check that you know your site URL, your WordPress username, and you can access your user profile. You will need those details to create your application password and finish the setup inside RightBlogger.

What is a WordPress application password and why does RightBlogger need it?

A WordPress application password is a special key that lets trusted tools, like RightBlogger, connect to your site without using your main login password. It is built into WordPress and is designed for safe, limited access.

RightBlogger uses this password to create and update posts on your site when you click "Send to WordPress." This keeps your normal account password private while still allowing WordPress to talk to RightBlogger.

You can create or remove an application password anytime from your WordPress user profile. If you ever think the key has been shared or misused, you can delete it in seconds and make a new one.

What happens to my post after I click "Send to WordPress" in RightBlogger?

When you click "Send to WordPress," RightBlogger sends your article, headings, and formatting straight into your WordPress dashboard as a post. Most people start with the post status set to "Draft" so they can review everything before it goes live.

From there, you can open the draft, add images, adjust internal links, and fine-tune your SEO settings in your usual WordPress editor. The integration saves you from copying and pasting long articles or redoing the formatting.

If you are using the RightBlogger AI Article Writer, you can edit and polish your content inside RightBlogger first. Once it looks good, you send the final version to WordPress so it is almost ready to publish.

How can RightBlogger help me automate more of my WordPress blogging workflow?

RightBlogger can write full drafts for you, then push them to WordPress in just a few clicks. You can create articles, video-to-blog posts, and more, then send them as ready-to-review drafts instead of starting from a blank page.

Features like Autoblogging and scheduling let you plan and queue up posts so your WordPress blog stays active even when you are busy. This is helpful if you want a steady posting schedule but do not have time to write every day.

You can also use tools like SEO reports and optimization to improve titles, headings, and keywords before sending content to WordPress. The result is a smoother workflow, better SEO, and less time spent jumping between tools.

What should I do if my WordPress posts are not publishing correctly from RightBlogger?

If your posts are not reaching WordPress, first check that your site URL, username, and application password are entered correctly in your RightBlogger project settings. A small typo in the URL or password is a common cause of connection errors.

Next, make sure your WordPress site is online and that you can log in to /wp-admin in your browser. If your host is down or blocking requests, the integration will not work until that is fixed.

For step-by-step checks and common fixes, use the dedicated guide on troubleshooting WordPress errors in RightBlogger. Once the connection is stable, you can go back to sending articles from RightBlogger and have them show up as drafts in your WordPress dashboard.