Pinterest autopilot for bloggers
Your blog, pinned to Pinterest on autopilot.
Connect your blog once. GenPin turns every post into Pinterest pins and publishes them on a slow, safe schedule, so your archive keeps working while you write.
- Free plan, no card needed
- No watermark
- Skip any pin before it posts
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Pace: 2 pins a day · Board: Home ideas
- 15 cozy living room ideasNew postToday, 9:40
- Easy one-pan weeknight dinnersNew postToday, 16:10
- Small balcony garden guideRecycled · new imageTomorrow, 10:05
- 7 days in the Greek islandsRecycled · new layoutTomorrow, 15:30
Same post never repeats within 45 days
How it works
Set it up once. GenPin keeps pinning.
No pin-by-pin design work and no weekly scheduling sessions. Setup takes a few minutes and then runs in the background.
Connect your blog and Pinterest
Add your site once. GenPin finds your sitemap or RSS feed and reads each post’s title, headings, description and images. Then you connect Pinterest and pick a board.
Choose a look and a daily pace
Keep one pin design for a consistent look or rotate through all of them. Set a pace of 1–3 pins a day. You can change either setting later.
GenPin pins every post
New posts are pinned first. When those are done, older posts come back with a different image and layout, never sooner than 45 days after they were last pinned.
Account safety
Slow and spaced, on purpose.
Posting dozens of near-identical pins at once is how automation gets accounts into trouble. GenPin does the opposite: a steady trickle of varied pins, each linking to the post it came from.
- A slow daily pace: 1 pin a day on Free, up to 3 on Pro, spread out instead of posted in bursts.
- The same post is not pinned again for 45 days, and it comes back with a different image and layout.
- You can see about 7 days of upcoming pins and skip any of them.
- Pins go out through Pinterest’s official API, using the access you grant. You can revoke it at any time.
- If something needs your attention, such as a missing board or a used-up monthly limit, autopilot pauses and tells you why.
Pin designs
Clean, readable pins in your blog’s look.
Every design is a 1000 × 1500 pin built from your post’s photo and headline. Pick one for a consistent feed or let autopilot rotate them.
Free URL to pin generator
Try it on one post first.
Paste any blog post or product page. GenPin pulls the headline and images and gives you eight pin designs to download. No account needed to start.
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when it’s working.
No AI rewrites, no credits, no surprises: clear monthly limits on every plan, and Pro is a single monthly price.
Free
$0
forever
- Free pin generator — 8 designs per URL
- 10 HD downloads / month
- 5 autopilot pins / month
- 1 connected site
- No watermark
Pro
$9
per month plus applicable tax, cancel any time
- Autopilot for up to 3 sites
- 100 autopilot pins / month
- 200 HD downloads / month
- Up to 3 pins per day, safely spaced
- Sitemap and RSS import for every post
Questions
Pinterest autopilot FAQ
What does GenPin’s Pinterest autopilot do?
You connect your blog and your Pinterest account once. GenPin reads your sitemap or RSS feed, turns each post into a pin using the post’s own title, description and images, and publishes those pins to the board you choose at the daily pace you set. New posts go first; older posts are recycled later with a fresh image and layout.
Is automatic pinning safe for my Pinterest account?
GenPin is built around slow, spaced posting: 1–3 pins a day, spread out, and never the same post twice within 45 days. Pins are published through Pinterest’s official API with the access you grant. That is the most careful approach we know, but no tool can promise how Pinterest treats a particular account, so follow Pinterest’s own guidelines for the content you share.
Where does the pin text come from?
From your post. GenPin builds the pin title and description from your post’s title, headings and meta description using fixed rules, so every pin matches the page it links to. Nothing is rewritten by a language model, and there are no credits to buy.
Which blogs work with GenPin?
Any public website with a sitemap or RSS feed and posts that have at least one image. Most blogging platforms publish one or both automatically; WordPress, for example, has a built-in sitemap.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. The free pin generator makes eight designs from any URL, with 10 HD downloads a month and no watermark. The Free plan also runs autopilot for 1 site at 1 pin a day, up to 5 pins a month.
How much does Pro cost?
Pro is $9 a month plus applicable tax, and you can cancel any time. It includes autopilot for up to 3 sites, 100 autopilot pins and 200 downloads a month.
Will GenPin get me more Pinterest traffic?
GenPin makes consistent pinning effortless, but results depend on your content, your niche and Pinterest itself. We do not promise rankings, impressions or traffic.
More reading: Pinterest guides · use cases · comparisons
Let your archive do the pinning.
Connect your blog in a few minutes. Autopilot runs on the Free plan, so you can watch the first pins go out before you pay.
Start autopilot free