Pinterest for WordPress

Turn every WordPress post into Pinterest pins

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Made to Spark turns WordPress posts into Pinterest pins and schedules them to your boards. Paste a post URL. Made to Spark reads the article, writes the pin titles and descriptions, and builds the designs from your post photos or new AI images. No plugin to install.

Create pins from a post See pin examples ↓

No credit card required to create your account. Plans start at $12 a month.

By Paul, founder of Made to Spark · Last updated Sep 16, 2026

How do you make Pinterest pins from WordPress posts?

Paste a WordPress post URL. Made to Spark reads the article, writes the pin titles and descriptions, and builds the designs from the post's photos or from new AI images. No WordPress plugin is needed. Review the pins, then publish them to Pinterest or schedule them to your boards.

Plugin: None needed. Made to Spark reads the public post URL
Pin size: 1000×1500 px, the 2:3 vertical ratio Pinterest recommends
Credits: Template pins are included in subscription plans. An AI pin uses 1 credit, copy included
Publishing: Publish now or schedule to your boards through the official Pinterest API

Pin examples for WordPress bloggers

Real pins made with Made to Spark. Tap any pin to see it up close.

From your photos

Template pins

Photos from your post, your title, brand colors and website in Canva-style layouts. Template pins don't use AI credits.

Made with this brand's color (#1F6F5C). Your pins use your own.

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Easy Sheet Pan Dinners
Easy Sheet Pan Dinners
Easy Sheet Pan Dinners
Easy Sheet Pan Dinners

From your post URL

AI pins

No good photo in the post? Get a brand-new image that matches the article, with your headline on it.

Made with this brand's colors (#1F6F5C, #FDE68A). Your pins use your own.

More pin examples

Easy Sheet Pan Dinners
Busy Weeknight Sheet Pan Meals
Small Balcony Garden Ideas
Transform Your Balcony With Plants

Make pins like these from your WordPress posts

Paste a post link and get finished pins with the titles and descriptions written, ready to publish or schedule.

Create your account

No credit card required to create your account.

The WordPress blogger's Pinterest problem

You publish a useful post, then still have to pick images, write pin copy and build every design by hand. That extra work makes Pinterest hard to keep up with.

The old way

Install another plugin on your site
Open Canva, pick a template, retype your headline
Hunt for stock photos that roughly match the topic
Duplicate layouts and adjust every variation by hand
Repeat the same work for every post

With Made to Spark

Paste your WordPress post URL — nothing to install
AI reads the post and pulls out the key points
Use your article images or generate new ones with AI
Get several pins with different designs
Review, edit and schedule each pin

How it works

Paste your post URL

Any WordPress post link works: WordPress.com, self-hosted or WooCommerce. Made to Spark reads the content.

Choose how to create

Use images from the post in a template, or pick AI mode for new visuals. Titles, descriptions and alt text are written for you.

Review and brand

Edit any pin, swap images, add your site name and colors, or keep them as they are.

Schedule to Pinterest

Publish to your boards now or spread the batch across days and weeks, each pin linking back to your post.

One WordPress post, several pin designs

Here are a few of the layouts your post photos and title can go into. Try several for one post, keep the ones that fit your blog, and run the same post again whenever you want more.

8 Easy Sheet Pan Dinners
Easy Sheet Pan Dinners
Easy Sheet Pan Dinners
Easy Sheet Pan Dinners
Easy Sheet Pan Dinners

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Why WordPress bloggers use Made to Spark

No plugin to install

Works from any public URL. No theme edits and nothing added to your site.

Images for posts without photos

How-tos, listicles and roundups often have nothing pin-worthy to show. Generate an original visual from the post instead.

Several designs per post

Get different layouts for the same post without rebuilding every pin by hand.

Every pin links home

Add your domain and the exact post URL to each pin.

Pin your archive too

Work through older posts one URL at a time and make pins for content you already have.

Pinterest-sized pins

Every pin uses the vertical 2:3 format at 1000×1500 pixels, the size Pinterest recommends.

5 Pinterest tips for WordPress bloggers

1. Make more than one pin per post

Try a few designs for the same post with different images, headlines or layouts. A bulk pin generator makes this quicker.

2. Pin your archive, not just new posts

Include useful evergreen posts from your back catalog instead of only pinning what you publish next.

3. Link each pin to the exact post

Skip the homepage link. Send readers to the specific post so they land on the content they clicked for.

4. Spread a batch over weeks

Space related pins out instead of publishing them all at once. Pick dates in the scheduler that fit your content plan.

5. Pin seasonal posts early

People plan holidays, recipes and projects ahead of time. Schedule seasonal pins a few weeks before the date they're about.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a WordPress plugin?

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 access to your dashboard required. It works the same whether your site runs on WordPress.com, self-hosted WordPress, or WooCommerce.

How many pins can I create from one post?

You can create up to five pins per URL in one run. Run the same post again whenever you want more variations.

Do I need my own images?

No. You can use images from your post or choose AI mode to generate new visuals that match the content.

Will every pin link back to my post?

Yes. Add the exact WordPress post URL when you publish or schedule each pin.

How is this different from a WordPress Pinterest plugin?

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.

Can I schedule the pins to Pinterest?

Yes. Made to Spark includes a built-in Pinterest scheduler. Generate your batch, then schedule the pins to post across your boards over days or weeks.

What size are the pins?

Pins use a vertical 2:3 format at 1000×1500 pixels, which is the size Pinterest recommends.

How much does Made to Spark cost for a WordPress blog?

Plans start at $12 a month, or about $9 a month billed yearly. Every plan includes pin creation, pin copy and Pinterest scheduling. Larger plans add more AI credits, more pins per day and bulk pin creation.