Publish to Notion automatically
For sites built on a Notion database and served by Super, Feather, Notion Sites or similar. Each article becomes a page in the database, with your title, slug, summary, date and published properties filled in.
How to connect
- 1
Add your website. Content Autopilot reads it and plans the first two weeks of articles.
- 2
Open Settings, go to the Publishing tab and choose Notion.
- 3
Fill in the 3 required fields below and press Connect. The connection is tested before it is saved, and you are told what Notion answered if it fails.
- 4
From then on, each article is published there on its scheduled day. Switch on "Hold articles for my approval" first if you want to read each one before it goes out.
What you will be asked for
- Integration secret
- notion.so/profile/integrations → New integration. Then share the database with it (••• → Connections).
- Database link or ID
- Title property
- Slug propertyoptional
- Summary propertyoptional
- Published checkboxoptional
- Date propertyoptional
- Public URL of a postoptional
Worth knowing first
- Create an integration at notion.so/profile/integrations, then share the database with it from the database's Connections menu. Without that second step Notion refuses access.
- You map our fields to your property names. Only the title property is required.
- Whether a new page appears on your site straight away depends on your site builder's publishing rules, usually a Published checkbox.
What arrives
One article a day by default: a title, a slug, the body with headings and links to your own pages, a meta description, and a cover image when images are switched on. The same article is always published to your hosted blog too, so there is a copy with a sitemap and structured data whatever your CMS does with it.