35 platforms
Integrations
Blog Automation writes your blog posts with AI and publishes them where your website runs: blogs, shops, website builders, classic and headless CMS, Git repositories, or through feeds and interfaces.
Blog platforms
Your post appears directly as a post on your blog.
WordPress
Blog Automation publishes articles as WordPress posts - with title, text, featured image, category, tags and, if Yoast SEO or Rank Math is installed, SEO title and meta description.
Tested with a real accountRead the guideGhost
Articles appear as posts on your Ghost blog - with title, text, feature image, tags, excerpt and meta data.
Tested with a real accountRead the guideHashnode
Articles appear as posts on your Hashnode blog - as Markdown with title, cover image, up to 5 tags, SEO title and meta description.
Read the guideBlogger
Articles appear as posts on your Blogger blog (blogspot.com or your own domain) - with title, text, labels, search description and the cover image at the top of the post.
Read the guideWordPress.com
For blogs hosted on WordPress.com - including the free and Personal plans without plugins.
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Shops & website builders
The blog of your online shop or your website builder. Where there is no interface, you copy the finished post as HTML.
Shopify
Articles appear as blog posts in your Shopify store (Online Store → Blog posts) - with title, text, cover image, tags, excerpt, author and the theme’s SEO fields.
Tested with a real accountRead the guideWix
Articles appear as posts in your site’s Wix Blog - with title, formatted text, cover image, categories, tags, excerpt and SEO settings.
Tested with a real accountRead the guideWebflow
Articles become items in a CMS collection of your Webflow site (e.g. "Blog Posts") - with name, slug and the fields you map once: text, image, summary, SEO title, meta description.
Tested with a real accountRead the guideShopware 6
Shopware 6 has no built-in blog, so Blog Automation creates every article as a landing page (Shopping Experience) - with title, text, cover image, its own URL, meta title, meta description and keywords.
Read the guideBigCommerce
Articles appear as posts on your BigCommerce store’s blog - with title, text, cover image at the top, tags, author and meta description.
Tested with a real accountRead the guideSquarespace
Squarespace has no publishing API.
Read the guideJimdo
Jimdo has no publishing API.
Read the guideIONOS MyWebsite
IONOS MyWebsite has no publishing API.
Read the guideSTRATO website builder
The STRATO website builder (Homepage-Baukasten) has no publishing API.
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Classic CMS
Established content management systems, connected through an extension or the system's own interface.
Drupal
Articles appear in Drupal 10 or 11 as content of the type "Article" - with title, text, image with alt text, tags, URL alias and summary.
Tested with a real accountRead the guideJoomla
Articles appear in Joomla 4 or 5 as articles - with category, intro and full-text image, tags, meta description and page title.
Tested with a real accountRead the guideTYPO3
Articles appear in TYPO3 12 or 13 as news records of the "News" extension - with image, teaser, categories, tags, path segment, SEO title and meta description.
Tested with a real accountRead the guideContao
Articles appear in Contao 5 as news items in a news archive - with image, teaser, page title, meta description and alias.
Tested with a real accountRead the guideHubSpot
Articles appear as posts on your HubSpot Content Hub blog - with title, text, featured image, tags, summary, page title and meta description.
Tested with a real accountRead the guide
Headless CMS
The post becomes an entry in your content model, for websites with their own front end.
Strapi
Articles become entries of a content type in Strapi 5 (self-hosted or Strapi Cloud).
Tested with a real accountRead the guideDirectus
Articles become items of a collection in Directus (self-hosted or Directus Cloud).
Tested with a real accountRead the guidePayload
Articles become documents of a collection in Payload CMS 3 (self-hosted).
Tested with a real accountRead the guideContentful
Articles become entries of a content type in your Contentful space.
Tested with a real accountRead the guideSanity
Articles become documents in your Sanity dataset - with title, slug, Portable Text, cover image, tags and date.
Tested with a real accountRead the guideStoryblok
Articles become stories in your Storyblok space - with the story’s name, slug and tags, plus text, summary, image and date in the fields of your content type.
Tested with a real accountRead the guideDatoCMS
Articles become records of a model in your DatoCMS project - with title, slug, text, summary, cover image, SEO field and date.
Tested with a real accountRead the guideHygraph
Articles become entries of a model in your Hygraph project - with title, slug, rich text, summary, cover image (asset), tags and date.
Tested with a real accountRead the guideNotion
The target is a Notion database: every article becomes a page in it. The article is the page content; the columns receive title, summary, tags, date and image link.
Tested with a real accountRead the guide
Git & static sites
Markdown with front matter in your repository, for Hugo, Jekyll, Astro, Eleventy or Next.js.
Files, feeds & interfaces
Ready HTML via SFTP, JSON via webhook to Zapier, Make or n8n, or a feed of its own.
SFTP
Blog Automation uploads every article as a finished HTML page with its cover image to your web space - with its own styling, page title, meta description and social media preview.
Tested with a real accountRead the guideWebhook
Every article is sent as JSON to your HTTPS address - for Zapier, Make, n8n, Pipedream or your own system.
Read the guideRSS feed
Blog Automation serves an RSS and Atom feed containing only the articles you publish to it - full text, cover image, date.
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Blog networks
Communities and blog services where your posts find new readers.
DEV Community
Articles appear on dev.to or another Forem community - as Markdown with title, cover image, up to 4 tags, description, an optional series and the original address.
Tested with a real accountRead the guideWrite.as / WriteFreely
Articles appear as posts on your Write.as blog or on your own WriteFreely instance - as Markdown with a title.
Read the guideMicro.blog
Articles appear as posts on your Micro.blog - with title, text, categories and cover image.
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How the connection works
You connect each website once in Blog Automation. Then you write posts with AI, your team reviews and approves them, and Blog Automation publishes them at the scheduled time on the connected platform. Every page says what you need for the connection, where to find keys and IDs and what is transferred.
Squarespace, Jimdo, IONOS MyWebsite and STRATO website builder have no interface for publishing. There you copy the finished post as HTML with one click or download it as a file.
Is your platform missing?
We keep building new connections. Tell us which platform you need on the contact page. Our free onboarding service helps you with the setup.
Ready for your first post?
Try Blog Automation with sample data
The demo opens at once, no sign-up needed. You see the dashboard, editor, calendar and approval just the way your team will use them.
The demo shows sample texts. The Free plan includes 200 tokens a month.
