Native WordPress Connection

Connect WordPress. Keep full control.

Connect WordPress once. Send finished recipes there whenever you are ready. Recipes arrive as drafts, so you stay in control.

Simple 3-step setup

How to connect in under two minutes.

No developer required. Standard WordPress Application Passwords keep your site safe.

1

Connect WordPress

Log into WordPress, go to Users > Profile, scroll down to Application Passwords, and generate a new password named "Lumaichef".

2

Choose a destination

Select your default recipe category (e.g. "Dinner", "Quick Meals") and pick which author account should own incoming drafts.

3

Send your first draft

Click "Send to WordPress" on any recipe. A polished draft post appears in your WordPress dashboard ready for your final photo and publish review.

Live Preview

What you will see before publishing.

Clear status, exact destination, and safe draft review inside your WordPress admin.

WordPress Post Editor • Draft Preview
Draft Mode
Site name

The Daily Fork (mydailyfork.com)

Post status

Draft (Never public)

Assigned Author

Sarah Jenkins (Chef/Author)

Post Title & SEO Headline

Lemon-Basil Chickpea Skillet (30-Minute Weeknight Dinner)

Meta description: Crispy lemon-basil chickpeas skillet cooked with spinach, garlic, and feta in 30 minutes. Pantry-friendly weeknight dinner.

Category State
✓ Quick Dinners✓ Vegetarian
Tags State
#30minutes#chickpeas#skillet
Only authorized administrators can publish
Saved in WordPress Drafts
Support & questions

WordPress troubleshooting & FAQ.

Common questions about credentials, security plugins, and recipe card formats.

No! Lumaichef uses the official, built-in WordPress REST API and standard Application Passwords. You do not need to install any custom plugins or bloat your website.