Create post action

The Create post action allows you to create a new post in WordPress.

Create post action

Input

Input field	Description
Title	Enter the title you plan to use for your post.
Content	Enter the content you plan to use in your post.
Status	Select the status you plan to assign to your post. For example: Publish, Private, Draft, or Pending.
Comments open	Select an option to determine whether comments are open on your post or not.
Publicize	Select an option to determine whether your post is publicized to all connected external services or not.

Output

Output field	Description
ID	The ID for the post. For example: 187.
Site ID	The ID of the site. For example: 6751xxxx.
Author ID	The ID of the author. For example: 64588464.
Login	The login name of the author. For example: integrator1.
Email	The email address of the author.
Name	The display name of the author. For example: example1.
First name	The first name of the author.
Last name	The last name of the author.
Nice name	The nicely formatted name of the author.
URL	The URL to the author's WordPress site. For example: http://example1.wordpress.com
Avatar URL	The URL to the author's avatar. For example: https://2.gravatar.com/avatar/...
Profile URL	The URL to the author's Gravatar profile. For example: https://gravatar.com/example1
IP address	Indicates the IP address of the author.
Site visible	Indicates if the site is visible or not. Values are true or false.
Date	The date the post was created. For example: 2024-02-21T15:36:53.000000-06:00.
Modified	The date the post was last modified.
Title	The title of the post. For example: Monthly newsletter.
URL	The URL to the post. For example: https://example1.wordpress.com/?p=187
Short URL	The short URL to the post. For example: https://wp.me/p4xxxx-31
Content	The HTML content of the post.
Excerpt	The excerpt of the post.
Slug	The slug of the post.
GUID	The globally unique identifier for the post. For example: https://example1.wordpress.com/?p=187
Status	The status of the post. For example: draft.
Sticky	Indicates if the post is sticky or not. Values are true or false.
Password	The password for the post, if any.
Parent	Indicates the parent of the post.
Type	The type of the post.
Comments open	Indicates if comments are open or not. Values are true or false.
Pings open	Indicates if pings are open or not. Values are true or false.
Likes enabled	Indicates if likes are enabled or not. Values are true or false.
Sharing enabled	Indicates if sharing is enabled or not. Values are true or false.
Comment count	The number of comments on the post.
Like count	The number of likes on the post.
I like	Indicates if the current profile likes the post or not. Values are true or false.
Is reblogged	Indicates if the post is reblogged or not. Values are true or false.
Is following	Indicates if the current profile is following the post or not. Values are true or false.
Global ID	The global ID of the post. For example: xx91abdae40f9e8d2966332245409ba5.
Featured image	The URL of the featured image, if any.
Post thumbnail	The thumbnail of the post, if any.
Format	The format of the post. For example: standard.
Geo	Indicates whether geographical information for the post is available or not. Values are true or false.
Menu order	The menu order of the post.
Publicize URLs	The URLs used for publicizing the post, if any.
Tags	The tags associated with the post, if any.
Categories	The categories associated with the post.
Attachments	The attachments to the post, if any.
Metadata	The metadata associated with the post.
Meta links self	The API link for the post. For example: https://public-api.wordpress.com/rest/xx/sites/6751xxxx/posts/187
Meta links help	The help link for the post. For example: https://public-api.wordpress.com/rest/xx/sites/6751xxxx/posts/187/help
Meta links site	The site meta link for the post. For example: https://public-api.wordpress.com/rest/xx/sites/6751xxxx