Publish to your own system with an HTTP request

Send finished articles to any CMS or app through an HTTPS endpoint you control.

Publishing 1 min readUpdated 2026-10-20

Before you start

  • An HTTPS endpoint you control that accepts POST or PUT requests

If your site doesn't run on WordPress or a QuickCreator blog, QuickCreator can send each article to an HTTPS endpoint you build. No plugin is needed.

HTTP Request

Set it up

  1. Click your name at the bottom of the sidebar, then Settings → HTTP Request, and click Create request.
  2. Fill in:
    • Request URL: your endpoint. It must start with https://.
    • Request Method: POST or PUT.
    • Token in request header (Bearer): QuickCreator generates a token. Your endpoint should check the Authorization: Bearer <token> header. Click Refresh token to issue a new one.
    • Content Type: HTML or Markdown.
  3. Use Copy example to see the payload your endpoint will receive, then click Save.

HTTP request settings

What your endpoint receives

{
  "postId": "…",
  "content": "<h2>…</h2>…",
  "slug": "page-slug",
  "title": "Post Title",
  "seo": {
    "title": "Title for meta tag",
    "description": "Description for meta tag",
    "keywords": "Keywords for meta tag",
    "feature_image": "https://…/image.png"
  }
}

content is HTML or Markdown, depending on your setting.

Publish

In the editor, open Publish Settings, click Change next to Publish to, choose your HTTP request under Third-Party Integrations, and click Publish.

Keep the token secret. If it leaks, click Refresh token and update your endpoint.

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