Your WooCommerce catalog already has everything Pinterest needs β product photos, names and details. We turn each product page into scheduled pins that bring shoppers back to your store.
Free to start Β· No credit card needed
Select hundreds of products at once. AI designs every pin from your own photos, writes the title, description, alt text and keywords, picks the board and schedules it all.
Create a free account βPaste a list of titles. AI writes each article with images, publishes it to your site on a daily schedule, and schedules pins for every post automatically.
Sign up free to auto blog βUnlimited templates, colour palettes and fonts, plus a free Canva-style design editor with every premium feature β AI picks the best look for every page, so no two pins look the same.
Get started free βPaste one product link and see ready-to-post pins made from your own product photos.
Most WooCommerce stores have hundreds of product pages nobody promotes. Pinned regularly, each one becomes a small, steady source of visitors.
Illustrative growth curve β actual results vary by niche, content volume and consistency.
Paste your store link. We handle the product list, the pin designs, the copy and the posting schedule.
Give AI a list of titles for your WooCommerce store. It writes every article with images, publishes to your website at the pace you choose, and schedules Pinterest pins for each post β all in the background.
WordPress gives you control of your store. We give you a hands-off way to promote it on Pinterest.
No plugin, no code, no API keys. We read your public product pages like a shopper would.
Yoast, Rank Math, All in One and the built-in WordPress sitemap are all supported.
Storefront, Astra, Flatsome, Elementor β if the product page shows photos, we can pin it.
Pin category pages and buying guides alongside single products.
Pin your WordPress blog posts and your products from the same dashboard.
Titles and descriptions are written from the product page β not a generic template.
A practical routine that works for small and large catalogs.
Put It on Autopilot βDifferent photo, different headline, spaced weeks apart. Each pin reaches different searchers.
Clean, well-lit images at least 600px wide work best. Very small or banner images are skipped automatically.
A βMinimalist Wall Clocksβ category pin catches people who arenβt looking for one specific product yet.
Pin your how-to and gift-guide posts too β they warm up buyers before they reach the product.
Consistency beats bursts. A few pins every day for months grows traffic more than 100 pins in one day.
| Task | Doing it by hand | With AutomatedPin |
|---|---|---|
| Getting the product list | β Copy links one by one | β Read from your sitemap in seconds |
| Making pin images | β Design each in Canva | β AI-designed from your product photos |
| Pin copy | β Write every title and description | β Written by AI, editable |
| Posting | β Log in and post daily | β Scheduled automatically |
| Store changes | β Plugins, code, API keys | β Nothing to install |
Find the products and pin styles that bring clicks, then give them more pins.
Track clicks and impressions for every product pin.
Clear out pins that donβt perform so your account stays strong.
Spot your top products on Pinterest at a glance.
Compare by board, URL, keyword, title, description and time.
Being able to hand my assistant a login through Team Management, without giving away my own account, was exactly what I needed.
Every new post I publish gets turned into pins automatically now. It's the closest thing to "set it and forget it" I've found for Pinterest.
Bulk Pin Scheduler alone saves me hours every week. I paste in a batch of blog links and it writes the titles, descriptions, and even picks the right board β I just review and hit schedule.
Connected my Pinterest account in under a minute and had pins scheduled for the whole month by lunchtime. Way less fiddly than anything else I've tried.
Being able to hand my assistant a login through Team Management, without giving away my own account, was exactly what I needed.
Every new post I publish gets turned into pins automatically now. It's the closest thing to "set it and forget it" I've found for Pinterest.
Bulk Pin Scheduler alone saves me hours every week. I paste in a batch of blog links and it writes the titles, descriptions, and even picks the right board β I just review and hit schedule.
Connected my Pinterest account in under a minute and had pins scheduled for the whole month by lunchtime. Way less fiddly than anything else I've tried.
Whether you sell ten products or ten thousand.
Stop spending evenings in Canva. Scan the store once and let the pins roll out for months.
Keep every product visible on Pinterest, not just the few you have time to promote.
Offer Pinterest marketing to your WooCommerce clients without adding hours to your week.
Put them in front of Pinterest shoppers β automatically.
No. We read your public product pages and your sitemap. Nothing is installed on your WordPress site.
The built-in WordPress sitemap (wp-sitemap.xml) and the sitemaps made by Yoast, Rank Math and similar plugins, including sitemap index files.
Yes. We use the main product photos and gallery images shown on the product page, and the pin links to that product page.
Yes. Category, tag and landing pages can be selected just like products.
Images that are too small or too wide for a pin are skipped automatically, so pins only use photos that look good.
Yes. Every pin can be edited or removed before you approve the schedule. Unapproved runs stay in Drafts.
Yes. You connect with Pinterestβs official login; a Business account is recommended for analytics.
Yes. Blog posts and product pages can be pinned from the same scan.
Try these free tools first, then put everything on autopilot.
Scan your store, pick a look, approve β and youβre done for months.
