Add provider cards under Settings Kudzu Social Login. Enable a provider, paste its app credentials, verify the connection, and show buttons on the WordPress login page, with the [kdzsl_login] shortcode, or with the Kudzu Social Login block.
Supported providers:
- Apple
- Microsoft
- LINE
- GitHub
- Discord
Kudzu Social Login is built by Abdallah Abbasi at KUDZU.
External services
This plugin does not send data to kudzu.ai. It connects to an identity provider only when an administrator turns that provider on and a visitor chooses it, or when an administrator clicks Verify Settings.
On Verify Settings, the site sends that provider’s app credentials to the provider’s token address to check that they are accepted. No visitor profile is requested.
When a visitor clicks a provider button, the browser is sent to that provider to approve access. The site then sends the returned authorization code, and the app secret, to the provider’s token address. It then requests the profile fields that provider offers: user id, email, name, and avatar URL. Those values are used only to find, create, or sign in a WordPress user on this site. Nothing is sent until that visitor starts sign-in with that provider.
- Google — sign in with a Google account. Terms of Service, Privacy Policy.
- Apple — Sign in with Apple. Terms of Service, Privacy Policy.
- Microsoft — sign in with a Microsoft account. Terms of Service, Privacy Policy.
- Facebook — sign in with a Facebook account. Terms of Service, Privacy Policy.
- LINE — sign in with a LINE account. Terms of Service, Privacy Policy.
- GitHub — sign in with a GitHub account. Terms of Service, Privacy Policy.
- Discord — sign in with a Discord account. Terms of Service, Privacy Policy.
Screenshots
Provider cards under Settings → Kudzu Social Login.
Display settings for where the buttons appear, the role given to new users, and the page shown after sign-in.
Help for placing the buttons on the login page, with the shortcode, the block, or a theme function.