Finished articles, where you work.

Connect your CMS

WordPress connects through our plugin; the others with access you create in your CMS. Add them while you add your website, or later on its Publishing page.

• WordPress

  Install our plugin and connect it from Settings → ThirdDraft. Each article becomes a native post, its pictures in your Media Library and your SEO plugin’s fields filled. Choose Publish or Save as draft.

  You need: WordPress 5.6 or later, PHP 7.2 or later and HTTPS.

  See the WordPress plugin

• Shopify

  Each article goes to a blog on your store, with its pictures in your store’s Files and its SEO title and description. Choose Publish or Save as draft.

  You need: An app you create in Shopify’s Dev Dashboard, as the store’s owner or staff allowed to develop apps, installed on your store.

• Wix

  Each article becomes a post on your Wix blog, with its pictures in your Media Manager. Choose Publish or Save as draft.

  You need: An API key made in the site owner’s Wix account, with Wix Blog and site media permissions, and your Site ID. Wix Blog must be on the site.

• Webflow

  Each article becomes an item in a CMS collection on your site, with its pictures in your Assets. ThirdDraft fills the collection’s fields: the text, the pictures, the SEO title and description. It asks only where two fields would fit. Choose Publish or Save as draft.

  You need: A site API token with CMS and Assets read and write and Sites read-only, and a collection with a rich text field.

• Framer

  Each article becomes an item in a CMS collection of your Framer project, its fields filled as on Webflow and its pictures uploaded to Framer.

  Save as draft is the default: Framer’s Publish publishes the whole project, with any changes nobody has published yet.

  You need: A project API key, made by someone with the Content permission (and Deploy, for Publish), and a collection with a formatted text field.

• HubSpot

  Each article becomes a post on your HubSpot blog, with its pictures in your account’s files. Choose Publish or Save as draft.

  You need: A service key with the content and files.write scopes, on Content Hub Starter or Marketing Hub Professional or higher.

• Ghost

  Each article becomes a post on your Ghost site, with its pictures uploaded to Ghost. Choose Publish or Save as draft.

  You need: A custom integration’s Admin API key and API URL, from Settings → Integrations in Ghost Admin.

• Notion

  Each article becomes a page in the Notion database your site builder reads, with its pictures uploaded to Notion. ThirdDraft fills the database’s properties and asks only where two would fit.

  A database with a published checkbox or status lets you choose Publish or Save as draft. Otherwise each page is published as it’s added.

  You need: An API token from a Notion connection, made by a workspace owner, and your database shared with that connection.