Paste any public WordPress post URL and create pins from its content. Made to Spark reads the article, writes the titles and descriptions, and creates each design. Use your post images or generate new ones with AI, then schedule straight to Pinterest.
By Paul, founder of Made to Spark · Updated Sep 11, 2026
Credits on signup. No design skills.
You publish a useful post, then still have to choose images, write pin copy, and build every design by hand. That extra work makes Pinterest hard to keep up with.
Drop in any WordPress post link — WordPress.com, self-hosted, or WooCommerce. Made to Spark reads the content.
Use images from the post with a template, or choose AI mode for new visuals. Made to Spark also suggests titles, descriptions, and alt text.
Edit any pin, swap images, add your site name and colors — or keep them as-is. They're ready to go.
Publish to your boards or schedule the batch across days and weeks. Built-in scheduler, linking straight back to your post.
Paste a post URL and create several pin designs. Change the images, headlines, or layouts, then run the same post again whenever you need more variations.
You can also work through older posts one URL at a time. Each finished pin keeps the destination tied to the article it was created from.
Review the pins, make any edits, and schedule them directly to your Pinterest boards.
Paste the URL, choose your images and style, and create several pins linked to your post.
Create Pins From a PostWorks from any public URL. Nothing to install, no theme edits, no extra weight on your site or your security surface.
Most blog posts have nothing pin-worthy to show. Made to Spark generates original visuals from your words — ideal for how-tos, listicles, and roundups.
Create several designs from the same post without rebuilding every pin by hand.
Add your domain banner and the exact post URL to each pin.
Work through older posts one URL at a time and create pins for content already in your archive.
Every pin uses the vertical 2:3 format at 1000×1500 pixels, the size Pinterest recommends.
Create a few designs for the same post with different images, headlines, or layouts. A bulk pin generator makes this easier.
Include useful evergreen posts from your back catalog instead of only pinning what you publish next.
Don't send everyone to your homepage. Link each pin to the specific post so readers land on the content they clicked for.
Space related pins out instead of publishing them all at once. Use the scheduler to choose the timing that fits your content plan.
Pinterest users plan ahead. Start pinning holiday and seasonal posts weeks before the relevant date.
No. Made to Spark works from any public URL — paste your WordPress post link and it reads the content directly. Nothing to install, no theme changes, no dashboard access. It works the same on WordPress.com, self-hosted WordPress, or WooCommerce.
You can create up to five pins per URL in one run. Run the same post again whenever you want more variations.
No. You can use images from your post or choose AI mode to generate new visuals that match the content.
Many WordPress Pinterest plugins add sharing buttons or publish an existing image. Made to Spark creates new pin designs, titles, and descriptions from the post itself, without installing anything on your site.
Yes. Made to Spark includes a built-in Pinterest scheduler. Generate your batch, then schedule the pins to post automatically across your boards over days or weeks.
Pins use a vertical 2:3 format at 1000×1500 pixels, which is the size Pinterest recommends.
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