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Connect your site under Settings → WordPress before sending an article. Pinsearch sends the article text and uploads its images to your WordPress Media Library.
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Review the draft

Check the article, images, alt text, featured image and SEO details. Replace missing images; the publishing panel blocks sending while placeholders remain.
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Choose a destination and status

Open Publish, choose the intended site and select Draft or Published under Send as. Confirm the site even when a default has been selected.
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Send and verify

Use Send to WordPress or Publish on WordPress. Wait for the result, then open the WordPress draft or public post to inspect its layout and images.

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Draft versus published

A draft is editable in WordPress and has no public post page yet. Open it in WordPress leads to its editor when available. Published makes the article public on your site. The header’s additional sending options also let you send as a draft or publish now. Check the choice before acting.

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Update an existing post

After a successful send, Update WordPress sends the current article back to its linked post. Saving edits in Pinsearch alone does not update WordPress. If the original post was removed or cannot be updated, the operation may create a replacement and show a warning. Read the result and check your site’s posts before retrying, so you do not accidentally keep duplicate copies. Changes made directly in WordPress are not automatically merged into the Pinsearch draft. Choose which version you want to send before updating.

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Make Pins for the result

Once the post is public, Make Pins opens Pin Maker with its live URL. A WordPress draft cannot serve as the public destination for Pins; publish it on your site first. Pinsearch checks whether a previously sent draft has become public when you use this path. Pin Maker creates designs. Continue to Publishing to review boards and schedule them.