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.

Set it up
- Click your name at the bottom of the sidebar, then Settings → HTTP Request, and click Create request.
- 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.
- Request URL: your endpoint. It must start with
- Use Copy example to see the payload your endpoint will receive, then click Save.

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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- Connect your own domainPut your hosted blog on a subdomain like blog.yourcompany.com, or in a folder like yourcompany.com/blog.
- Blog SEO settings and categoriesSet your blog's homepage title, description, structured data and canonical URL, and group posts into categories.
- Connect WordPressInstall the Quickcreator Agent plugin and publish articles to your WordPress site in one click.