Comparison
GenPin vs Tailwind: Which Pinterest Tool Fits Your Blog?
Tailwind is one of the best-known Pinterest marketing tools and an official Pinterest partner. GenPin is much narrower: it connects to your blog and pins every post automatically. They solve different problems, and some bloggers would be well served by either.
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Where Tailwind shines
- A broad marketing suite covering Pinterest and other social networks.
- Hands-on scheduling with suggested time slots and a visual planner.
- Design tools for creating many pin variations, plus community and analytics features.
Where GenPin fits
- Set-and-forget: connect your blog once and every post is turned into pins and published.
- Pins built only from your post’s own title, description and images.
- Slow, spaced posting with automatic recycling of older posts.
- A simple flat monthly price, with a free plan and no contract.
Side by side
| Question | GenPin | Tailwind |
|---|---|---|
| Main job | Automatically pin every post from your blog. | Plan, design and schedule social content, including Pinterest. |
| Where pins come from | Your sitemap or RSS feed; one pin design per post at a time. | Designs and uploads you create or approve in the app. |
| Weekly effort | None after setup; you can review or skip queued pins. | Regular sessions to create and schedule content. |
| Other social networks | Pinterest only. | Supports several networks. |
| Analytics | Shows what was published; use Pinterest Analytics for performance. | Includes its own reporting. |
Which should you choose?
Choose Tailwind if you want a full marketing workspace and enjoy planning content. Choose GenPin if you want your blog posts pinned consistently without spending time in a scheduler.
See GenPin’s plans and limits or try the free pin generator.