Getting Started
Get up and running in a few minutes. Connect Notion and WordPress, then publish your first post by changing a status in Notion.
Create an Account
Go to notipo.com/auth/register and sign up with your email. You'll receive a verification email — click the link to verify and you'll be logged in automatically. New accounts get a 7-day free trial of the Pro plan — no credit card required.
Connect Notion
Click Connect to Notion in the dashboard. On Notion's consent screen, choose Use a template provided by the developer to auto-create a pre-configured blog database in your workspace — all required properties and statuses set up for you. Credentials and database ID are configured automatically.
Connect WordPress
Enter your WordPress site URL and click Connect WordPress. You'll be redirected to your WordPress admin to approve the connection — WordPress creates the application password automatically and sends it back. One click and you're connected.
If the one-click flow doesn't work for your setup, click Enter credentials manually to provide your username and application password directly.
Notipo validates the connection and automatically imports your WordPress categories and tags as select options in Notion. See WordPress Setup for details.
Publish Your First Post
Write a post in your Notion database, pick a category, and change its status to Post to Wordpress. Notipo will:
- Convert Notion content to WordPress Gutenberg blocks
- Upload and cache all images to your WordPress media library
- Generate a featured image with your post title (Pro plan)
- Apply SEO metadata — focus keyword, title, description
- Create a WordPress draft and update the WordPress Link in Notion
Review the draft in WordPress, then set the Notion status to Publish to make it live. To update content later, use Update Wordpress to re-sync without creating a duplicate. See Publishing for the full workflow.
What's Next
Explore more features to get the most out of Notipo.
Featured Images
AI-generated illustrations via Gemini, Unsplash photos, or custom backgrounds.
Code Highlighting
Choose between Prism.js, Highlight.js, or WordPress default.
Publishing
Full sync/publish/update flow and failure handling.
Billing & Plans
Free vs Pro plan differences, trial, and upgrading.
API & AI Agents
Publish from OpenClaw, n8n, Claude Code, or any HTTP client.