WordPress & SNAP

Your WordPress workflow. More places to publish.

Connect the SNAP (Social Networks Auto-Poster) plugin to Post.Social and send WordPress content to your connected social accounts.

Keep working in WordPress

Your articles, SNAP settings, schedules, and local accounts stay in WordPress. Connecting does not import or replace them.

Choose the accounts available to your site and track each Post.Social delivery in your Project History.

1
Start in SNAP
In your WordPress dashboard, open SNAP, then Post.Social, and click Connect. Use a current version of the plugin.
2
Choose your Project
Sign in or create an account, confirm your site, and choose an eligible existing Project or create a new one. Select the accounts you want to use in SNAP.
3
Publish from WordPress
Return to SNAP, choose your Post.Social destinations, and publish. Review the result for each account in Project History.

Do my local SNAP accounts move to Post.Social?

No. Direct accounts configured locally in SNAP stay there. Accounts connected in the web application are not automatically copied into SNAP.

Does connecting start a trial or subscription?

No. Connection alone does not start a trial or a paid subscription. Trial eligibility and available publication allowances are shown in your account.

What if the site was connected to another owner?

Use the verified site reclaim flow. Previous-owner accounts, content, and history are not transferred to you.

Can I publish to WordPress without SNAP?

Yes. Connect WordPress as a direct destination using an Application Password. This is a separate workflow from publishing out of WordPress with SNAP.