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Plucky Works
Connect your WordPress site to Plucky Works.
Plucky Works ranks #66,387 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, and was last updated Sep 1, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.2
v1.5.2
Current Version v1.5.2
Updated 3 weeks ago
Last Update on 01 Sep, 2026
Refreshed 6 hours ago
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- Version
- 1.5.2
- Last Updated
- Sep 01, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.0+
- Tested Up To
- 7.1.2
- PHP Version
- 7.4 or higher
- Author
- pluckyworks
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Plucky Works
Go to Plucky Works in the WordPress admin sidebar to see your list of feeds. Each feed has its own URL with a unique key; click the Copy button next to a feed to copy its URL. Click a feed's name to open its settings. (Note: The Copy button requires HTTPS.)
No. The settings page has no Save button. Every control -- the feed toggle, post statuses, field mapping, and image resolution -- is saved automatically the moment you change it. You can navigate away as soon as you see the change take effect. Creating, duplicating, and deleting feeds works the same way -- changes take effect immediately with no Save step.
Yes. Open a feed from the Plucky Works feeds list. Use the Post Statuses checkboxes to include or exclude posts by status (published, private, scheduled, draft, or pending review), and use the Categories, Tags, and Authors filters to limit the feed to matching posts. Filters combine: a post must match at least one selection in every include filter you set, and must not match any selection in the Exclude Categories, Exclude Tags, or Exclude Authors filters. A filter with nothing selected imposes no restriction.
Yes. Each feed has Exclude Categories, Exclude Tags, and Exclude Authors filters. A post matching any exclusion is left out of the feed, even when it matches every other filter. This is useful for keeping republished content out of the feed you share back to your network. If your site files stories republished from partner outlets under an outlet-named author account, add those accounts to Exclude Authors. If you mark republished stories with a category or tag instead, exclude that category or tag.
Each feed URL contains a unique key that grants access to that feed -- treat it like a password, especially for feeds that include drafts or private posts. If a URL leaks (for example, it was shared with a former partner), open the feed and click Regenerate Key. The old URL stops working immediately and you must give current partners the new URL. Your original pre-1.3 feed also works at its old address without a key, so existing partners keep receiving content after upgrading.
The Field Mapping section on the settings page lets you use dropdowns to choose which WordPress field provides data for each RSS element. For example, you can map "Author Display Name" or "Author First+Last Name" to the byline field, or choose between manual and auto-generated excerpts for the description.
Yes. Open the feed's settings and uncheck Include Images in Feed under Images. When disabled, no imagery is included in the feed: photographs are left out of the feed's media entries and removed from the story body. Audio and video are not affected. The option is on by default, so existing feeds keep sending images until you turn it off.
Yes. Enable Images > "Send original-resolution images (when available)" on the settings page. WordPress automatically creates a smaller web-optimized copy of any image wider than 2560px; with this setting on, the feed sends the original you uploaded instead, so print partners get print-ready files. Feed payloads may grow significantly because originals are not optimized for the web. The feed publishes image URLs without opening the image files or calculating their dimensions. This keeps feed generation fast when media is offloaded to external storage such as Amazon S3 or DigitalOcean Spaces. Width and height are optional in Media RSS, so they are omitted from image tags and the receiving service determines them after downloading an image.