For bloggers
Turn your blog posts into Pinterest pins
Paste the links to your blog posts and Pinwing makes several Pinterest pins for each one, using the post's own images and a different keyword angle per pin. You approve them, and Pinwing posts them over the following weeks so one article keeps sending traffic.
How it works
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Paste your article links
One link per line. Pinwing reads each post's title, images and topic.
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Review the pins
Each article gets several pins, each aimed at a different search, with titles and descriptions you can edit before anything is scheduled.
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Approve and schedule
Pins go out at varied times inside your posting window, with pins for the same post kept days apart and a daily cap.
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Track visits to your blog
Results shows how many people each pin and each article sent to your site, updated daily.
What you get
One article, many pins
Different layouts and different keyword angles for the same post, so it can show up in several searches.
Affiliate-friendly
Mark a post as affiliate content and the copy leans toward helpful, disclosure-friendly angles.
Your images and brand
Pins use the images from your post, laid out in your brand colors and fonts.
Works with any blog
Anything with a public link works: WordPress, Squarespace, Ghost or a custom site.
Questions
- Which blogs does Pinwing work with?
- Any blog post with a public link. You paste the link and Pinwing reads the title, images and topic from the page, so there is no plugin to install.
- Does anything post without my approval?
- No. Every pin waits in review until you approve it. You can edit the title and description, swap the layout or reject a pin, and you can pull a scheduled pin at any time before it posts.
- Will automated pinning get my Pinterest account flagged?
- Pinwing posts the way Pinterest recommends for fresh content: every pin is a new image, pins that link to the same page go out days apart (7 days by default), posts land at varied times inside your posting window, and there is a daily cap. It publishes through Pinterest's official API.
- How much does it cost?
- The Free plan includes 10 AI-written pins a month with no credit card. Starter is $12 a month for up to 150 pins a month, and Pro is $24 a month for up to 25 pins a day and several Pinterest accounts.
Read more
- Finding your keywordsHow people actually search on Pinterest, and how to get your pins in front of them.
- One article, many pinsThe core blogger strategy – give every article multiple shots at winning.
- Pinterest for affiliate marketersThe rules that keep affiliate accounts alive, and the economics that make them worth running.