Integration

Connect Write.as / WriteFreely to Blog Automation

Articles appear as posts on your Write.as blog or on your own WriteFreely instance - as Markdown with a title.

What you need for Write.as / WriteFreely

  • An account on Write.as or a WriteFreely instance with at least one blog.

Step by step: connect Write.as / WriteFreely

  1. In Blog Automation: Websites & blogs → Connect website → Write.as / WriteFreely.
  2. Enter your user name and password; for WriteFreely also the server address.
  3. Click Check connection. Blog Automation signs in once and stores only the access token, not your password.
  4. Choose the blog, status and language and click Save.

Where do I find what in Write.as / WriteFreely?

Field in Blog AutomationWhere to find it in Write.as / WriteFreely
ServerEmpty = write.as. For WriteFreely, the address of your instance.
User nameYour login name (letters, digits, -, _).
PasswordOnly used for the one-time sign-in, never stored.

Tips for Write.as / WriteFreely

  • If you change your password later, the connection keeps working - it relies on the access token.

Good to know about Write.as / WriteFreely

  • A draft is a post without a blog - it stays in your account’s drafts.
  • Tags are added as hashtags at the end of the text; cover image and SEO fields are not transferred.

More in the official Write.as / WriteFreely documentation (external link).

Frequently asked questions about Write.as / WriteFreely

Signing in fails.

Check user name and password on write.as or your server. WriteFreely must be reachable over https://.

Is my password stored?

No. It is only used for the one-time sign-in; what is stored is the access token Write.as issues for it.

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