Supported Notion Blocks

Notipo converts your Notion content into WordPress Gutenberg block HTML. Below is a complete reference of every Notion block type and inline formatting that Notipo supports, along with how each maps to WordPress.

Block Types

These Notion block types are fully converted during sync:

Notion BlockWordPress OutputNotes
Paragraphwp:paragraphAll inline formatting preserved
Heading 1wp:heading (h1)Inline formatting preserved
Heading 2wp:heading (h2)Inline formatting preserved
Heading 3wp:heading (h3)Inline formatting preserved
Bulleted Listwp:list (ul)Consecutive items grouped into a single list block
Numbered Listwp:list (ol)Consecutive items grouped into a single list block
Codewp:code / wp:prismatic/blocksLanguage detected automatically. Output format depends on your highlighter setting
Imagewp:imageNotion S3 images are uploaded to your WordPress media library and cached. Captions preserved as alt text
Quotewp:quoteMulti-line quotes supported
Dividerwp:separatorHorizontal rule
Tablewp:tableHeader row and body rows converted. Inline formatting in cells

Inline Formatting

Rich text annotations within any supported block are preserved:

Notion FormattingWordPress HTML
Bold<strong>
Italic<em>
Strikethrough<del>
Inline Code<code>
Link<a href="...">

Database Properties

In addition to page content, Notipo reads these Notion database properties to configure the WordPress post:

PropertyTypeWordPress Mapping
NameTitlePost title
StatusSelectControls the publish pipeline (see Publishing)
CategorySelectWordPress category
TagsMulti-selectWordPress tags
SlugRich textWordPress URL slug
SEO KeywordRich textRank Math focus keyword
Featured Image TitleRich textText overlay on the generated featured image

Not Yet Supported

The following Notion block types are not currently converted. They will be silently skipped during sync:

  • Toggle — collapsible sections
  • Callout — highlighted info boxes
  • Bookmark — URL preview cards
  • Embed — embedded content (videos, tweets, etc.)
  • Table of Contents — auto-generated TOC
  • Child Page — nested Notion pages
  • Child Database — inline databases
  • Synced Block — references to blocks on other pages
  • Column Layout — side-by-side columns
  • Equation — LaTeX math expressions

Support for additional block types is being added over time. If a block type you need is missing, let us know.

Tips

  • Always specify a language in Notion code blocks for proper syntax highlighting
  • Use Notion's built-in image upload rather than external URLs to ensure images are cached in your WordPress media library
  • Keep headings sequential (H1 → H2 → H3) for proper document structure and SEO
  • If you use unsupported blocks, place the important content in a supported block type as a fallback