BlogToPin automates Pinterest pin creation, AI copy, board selection and scheduling for bloggers and shops. Plans from $25/month billed annually.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
BlogToPin is a web-based Pinterest automation tool operated by Nic Tech Solutions, LLC. It takes the pages of a website, turns them into Pinterest pins and schedules those pins for publishing. The company describes it as a true automation tool rather than just a scheduler.
It focuses only on Pinterest, which the company says lets it optimize each detail of the pinning process. The goal is to bring organic visitors from Pinterest to a website without designing, writing and posting every pin by hand.
The site says the tool follows Pinterest's API use policies and has been approved by Pinterest's review team. Facebook Page scheduling is announced as coming soon.
The company describes a four-step process. In setup, users tell BlogToPin about their website, and it finds all pages and processes the images. In customization, users adjust pin design settings to match their brand, or import Canva templates.
Next, users specify which pages to pin and which boards to use. The algorithm builds a schedule based on the pages, and AI chooses boards. The company says the schedule never looks spammy.
Finally, users review and schedule the created pins up to 30 days ahead. Pins can be edited in the app, custom pins can be uploaded, and everything can be exported to CSV and imported into Pinterest manually for full control.
On the creation side, BlogToPin generates a unique title and description for every pin and offers 36 color palettes, dozens of fonts and 27 templates. It can build collages from the best images on a page, generate AI images tailored to content, and use text-only templates for sites with few images.
On the scheduling side, a Smart Shuffle scheduler scans the whole website and spreads pins across different outbound links. AI picks the board for each pin and adds keywords. The tool can also skip parts of a page, such as ads or recommended products.
Analytics cover traffic, template and color insights, and the option to delete underperforming pins. The company cites figures such as up to 3.2x more traffic, but these are its own claims.
BlogToPin is a Pinterest automation tool that turns website pages into pins. It generates titles, descriptions and images with AI, picks boards and schedules pins in advance.
Plans start at $25 per month on Starter, billed annually at $299. Agency is $50 per month (billed annually at $599) and Enterprise is $125 per month (billed annually at $1,499).
The site invites users to start pinning for free and to preview five pins for any URL. The FAQ says users can generate basic pins and regenerate a few AI pins for free before buying. Refunds are not offered.
The company says the tool follows Pinterest's API use policies and has been approved by Pinterest's review team.
Yes. Users can pass in lists of Etsy, RedBubble, Amazon, Medium or YouTube pages to use for pins. Etsy, RedBubble and Amazon also have extra integrations that fetch relevant images.
Starter allows 35 pins per day, Agency 350 and Enterprise 1,000. Custom plans can be discussed for higher needs.
Yes. The site says you can cancel anytime in the settings.
Yes. It offers text-only templates, AI image generation tailored to your pages, stock images and custom uploads.