> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.weelkit.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Download the Weelkit Plugin

> Download the current Weelkit Plugin archive, install it in WordPress, and connect the site to Weelkit.

The Weelkit Plugin connects a self-hosted WordPress site to Weelkit. The download is the plugin archive WordPress installs, version **0.7.6**.

> [card] [Download Weelkit Plugin 0.7.6](https://docs.weelkit.com/downloads/weelkit-plugin.zip)
>
> The plugin archive for WordPress. Install it with **Upload Plugin**.

## Requirements

* WordPress 6.0 or later.
* PHP 8.1 or later.
* A WordPress user who can install plugins and open **Settings → Weelkit** (the `manage_options` capability).

## Install

1. In WordPress Admin, open **Plugins → Add New**, then choose **Upload Plugin**.
2. Choose the downloaded `weelkit-plugin.zip`, choose **Install Now**, then choose **Activate Plugin**.
3. Open **Settings → Weelkit** and choose **Generate token**. The token is shown once; copy it before you leave the page.
4. In Weelkit, open **Organization settings → CMS**, choose **Connect CMS**, and select **WordPress**. Enter your **Site URL** and **Weelkit Plugin token**, then choose **Connect**.

Continue with [WordPress setup](https://docs.weelkit.com/integrations/wordpress/setup.md) to choose the post type, save the field mapping, and verify a test draft.

## Update the plugin

Download the current version and upload it the same way. Updating the plugin keeps its saved settings and connection token, so a connected site stays connected.

If a token is lost or revoked, generate a new one in **Settings → Weelkit** and reconnect the site. See [Organization settings → CMS](https://docs.weelkit.com/settings/organization.md#cms).

## What the plugin does

The plugin lets Weelkit publish and update posts on your site and keep their status in step. It never needs your WordPress password: you connect with the token you generate.


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