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Import Article from Markdown File

QuickCreator supports importing content in Markdown format and publishing it to your blog. You can find this feature by following the guide shown in the image below:

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Format Instructions for Markdown File Content​

The content in the file consists of two parts, as shown in the image below:

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The first part, separated by ---, contains metadata for the article. This section is optional — you can also set it later in QuickCreator’s editor. However, if you include it, please make sure it follows this exact format. Here's what each field means:

  • title: The page's title, mainly for SEO (note: this is not the same as the article title, although they might be identical);
  • description: The page's description, also for SEO;
  • keywords: Keywords for the page — search engines may not focus on these anymore, but you can still include them;
  • slug: The slug in the page URL, which identifies the specific page — it's the part after the domain, used to describe the content;
  • featured_image: The URL of the featured image — make sure it's an accessible image on the internet;

The second part is the main body of the article and must follow standard Markdown syntax. There must be an empty line separating this section from the metadata. You can include headings, paragraphs, links, images, tables, unordered and ordered lists, etc.

The first line of the body must be an H1 heading, written in Markdown as: # Title Here. This line will be used as the article name and title.

If you encounter any issues while using this feature, feel free to email us at: support@quickcreator.io, or join our Discord community (join info available on our website).