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Sync new Feedly articles to WordPress blog posts

This automation template helps content creators and publishers who use WordPress to streamline their content workflow. It monitors the Feedly RSS feed for new articles, then automatically creates corresponding blog posts in WordPress.

This saves time by eliminating the need to manually transfer article content and metadata from Feedly to WordPress. The integration between these two popular platforms allows users to efficiently manage their content publication pipeline from a single, unified interface.

Updated Apr 6, 2026Est. run: 26sEst. cost: $0.0703
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Workflow preview

What this template does

  • Extracts article content and metadata from Feedly RSS feeds
  • Normalizes article data into a consistent format for WordPress
  • Stores article content and metadata in WordPress as blog posts
  • Filters out duplicate articles to avoid publishing redundant content
  • Publishes new blog posts in WordPress based on the Feedly feed

How it works

1
Trigger

Monitor Feedly RSS

The automation monitors the Feedly RSS feed for new articles.

2
Action

Create WordPress Post

For each new article detected in the Feedly feed, the automation automatically creates a corresponding blog post in WordPress using the article's content and metadata.

3
Action

Customize Post

The automation allows you to further customize the WordPress post before publishing, such as adding additional formatting, images, or other modifications.

4
Action

Publish WordPress Post

Finally, the automation publishes the customized WordPress post, completing the content workflow from Feedly to WordPress.

Setup guide

1

Add Feedly API credential

1. In the Latenode Credentials panel, add a new credential for the Feedly API. 2. Enter your Feedly API key and any other required authentication details.

2

Configure Feedly RSS feed node

1. Add a Feedly RSS Feed node to your workflow. 2. In the node settings, select the Feedly credential you added earlier. 3. Specify the Feedly RSS feed URL you want to monitor for new articles.

3

Add WordPress.com credential

1. In the Latenode Credentials panel, add a new credential for your WordPress.com account. 2. Enter your WordPress.com API key or connect your account using OAuth.

4

Configure WordPress post creation node

1. Add a WordPress Post Creation node to your workflow. 2. In the node settings, select the WordPress.com credential you added earlier. 3. Map the fields from the Feedly RSS feed (title, content, metadata, etc.) to the corresponding WordPress post fields.

5

Test and publish your workflow

1. Run a test of your workflow to ensure the Feedly to WordPress integration is working as expected. 2. Publish your workflow in Latenode to start automatically creating WordPress posts from new Feedly articles.

Requirements

Connect your Feedly account to access the RSS feed
Obtain a WordPress.com API key to authenticate and create blog posts programmatically
Set up a WordPress.com blog site to receive the automatically generated posts
Configure the integration to map Feedly article data (title, content, metadata) to the appropriate WordPress post fields

FAQ

Common questions about this template

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