WordPress
Publish Evoras articles straight to your WordPress site using the REST API and an application password.
Evoras publishes to WordPress through the official REST API, authenticated with an application password — a per-app password you generate in WordPress that's safer than your real login and can be revoked anytime.
Works with self-hosted WordPress and any host where the REST API is reachable (most are). Business-plan WordPress.com sites work too.
What you'll need
- Your WordPress site URL (e.g.
https://yourblog.com) - A WordPress username with Author or Editor rights
- An application password for that user
Step 1 — Create an application password
Open your profile
In WordPress admin, go to Users → Profile (on newer versions, Users → All Users → your user → Edit). Scroll down to the Application Passwords section.
Generate the password
Type a name you'll recognise — for example Evoras — and click Add New Application Password. WordPress shows you a password. Copy it now — WordPress only shows it once. The spaces are fine; paste it exactly as shown.
Don't see Application Passwords? This section only appears over HTTPS, and some security plugins disable it. If it's missing, make sure your site is served over https://, and check your security plugin for an "Application Passwords" or "REST API" toggle. The account also needs at least Author rights — Subscribers and Contributors can't publish.
Step 2 — Connect in Evoras
Go to Integrations, click Connect on WordPress, and fill in the dialog:
| Field | What to enter |
|---|---|
| Site URL | Your site root, e.g. https://yourblog.com |
| Username | The WordPress login for the account above |
| Application password | The password from Step 1 (xxxx xxxx …) |
| Publish as | Publish (live), Draft, or Pending review. Default: Publish |
| Set featured image | On by default — uploads the article's first image as the post's featured image |
Evoras verifies the credentials immediately. On success it confirms which account it connected as.
What gets published
When an article publishes, Evoras creates a WordPress post with:
- Title, slug, and the full article body as HTML
- The meta description as the post excerpt
- The status you chose (publish, draft, or pending)
- A featured image (if enabled) — the first image is uploaded to your media library and set as the featured media
- Inline images, served from Evoras's CDN
Prefer to review in WordPress first? Set Publish as to Draft or Pending. Articles arrive in WordPress unseen, and you can preview, tweak, and publish them from there.