About this plugin
ma directly into your WordPress site using the public Luma API — no API key or authentication required.
ma URLs), click Import, and the plugin creates rich WordPress event posts complete with:
- Event title, description, and cover image
- Date, time, and timezone
- Venue details (name, address, city, country, coordinates)
- Online event detection with meeting URLs
- Host information
- Ticket pricing
- Categories and tags from Luma metadata
Key Features
- Import by Event ID or URL — Paste event IDs, slugs, or full lu.ma URLs
- Multiple Event Import — Import several events at once (comma-separated or one per line)
- Live Event Preview — Preview event details before importing
- Built-in Event CPT — Includes a custom post type with full event metadata
- Third-Party Integration — Works with The Events Calendar, Events Manager, EventON, and All-in-One Event Calendar
- Gutenberg-Ready — Event descriptions are converted to Gutenberg blocks
- Shortcode Display — Use [hkeif_events] to display events anywhere on your site
- API Caching — Smart caching to minimize API requests
- Import History — Track all imported events with a detailed log
- No API Key Required — Uses the public Luma API
Supported Import Destinations
- HK Event Import for Luma (built-in CPT)
- The Events Calendar
- Events Manager
- EventON
- All-in-One Event Calendar
Shortcode
Display your imported events anywhere with the [hkeif_events] shortcode:
[hkeif_events count="9" layout="grid" columns="3" show_image="yes" show_date="yes" period="future"]
Supports grid, list, and minimal layouts with customizable columns, accent colors, and filtering by category, tag, host, or location.
External Services
This plugin relies on the following third-party external services to function correctly:
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- What it is: The official public API for lu.ma.
- What data is sent and when: When you enter a Luma Event ID and click “Import”, the plugin sends the Event ID to api2.luma.com to retrieve the event’s public details (title, date, location, etc.). No personal user data is sent.
- Terms of Service: Luma Terms of Service
- Privacy Policy: Luma Privacy Policy
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js )
- What it is: A frontend JavaScript widget provided by Luma.
- What data is sent and when: This script is loaded on single event pages to display the “Get Tickets” button. When loaded by a visitor’s browser, their IP address and browser user-agent are exposed to Luma’s servers.
- Terms of Service: Luma Terms of Service
- Privacy Policy: Luma Privacy Policy
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ma or similar)
- What it is: The content delivery network hosting Luma event cover images.
- What data is sent and when: During the import process, your WordPress server sends a request to download the image file to your media library. No user data is sent.
- Terms of Service: Luma Terms of Service
- Privacy Policy: Luma Privacy Policy
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Google Maps
- What it is: A mapping service by Google used to display event locations via an iframe.
- What data is sent and when: The iframe embeds a map on the single event page. When a visitor views this page, the coordinates (latitude and longitude) of the venue are sent to Google Maps to render the map, and the visitor’s IP address and browser details are exposed to Google.
- Terms of Service: Google Terms of Service
- Privacy Policy: Google Privacy Policy
1.0.1
- Changed: Bump WordPress “tested up to” version 7.1
1.0.0
- Initial release