Supported Platforms

Connect your blog to PinFreshly

PinFreshly reads your blog's RSS feed to turn each post into Pinterest-ready pins automatically. It works with every major blogging platform — and for the ones that need a quick setup, we've got step-by-step guides below.

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How the connection works

1

Enter your blog URL

Paste your blog's home page URL or blog section URL into PinFreshly.

2

PinFreshly finds your RSS feed

We automatically detect your RSS or Atom feed — no manual URL needed for most platforms.

3

Pins generate automatically

Every new post becomes a set of Pinterest pins with AI-written copy and multiple design layouts.

Every platform, covered

Click any "Needs setup" card to see step-by-step instructions.

Works automatically

WordPress

WordPress

Auto-detected
Blogger

Blogger

Auto-detected
Squarespace

Squarespace

Auto-detected
Ghost

Ghost

Auto-detected
Substack

Substack

Auto-detected
Shopify

Shopify Blog

Auto-detected
HubSpot

HubSpot

Auto-detected
Weebly

Weebly

Auto-detected
Showit

Showit

Auto-detected
Etsy

Etsy

Connect via Etsy login

Needs quick setup

Setup guides

Step-by-step instructions for platforms that need a quick configuration.

Wix

Enabling RSS on Wix

  1. 1Log in to your Wix account and open your site in the Wix Editor.
  2. 2In the left sidebar, click Blog → Blog Settings.
  3. 3Scroll to the RSS Feed section and toggle it On.
  4. 4Your RSS feed URL will be https://yourdomain.com/blog-feed.xml — paste this into PinFreshly.
Wix official docs ↗
Lovable

Adding a blog to a Lovable site

Lovable apps don't include a built-in blog. You need to connect an external blogging platform with an RSS feed, then give PinFreshly that feed URL — not your Lovable app URL.

  1. 1Choose a blog platform with RSS support — we recommend Ghost (ghost.org), Hashnode (hashnode.com), or Beehiiv (beehiiv.com). All are free to start.
  2. 2Set up your blog on your chosen platform and publish at least one post.
  3. 3Copy your RSS feed URL from that platform (e.g. yourblog.ghost.io/rss or yourusername.hashnode.dev/rss.xml).
  4. 4Paste that RSS feed URL into PinFreshly — not your Lovable app URL.
  5. 5Optionally, add a blog link to your Lovable app's navigation pointing to your external blog.
Webflow

Enabling RSS on Webflow

  1. 1Open your Webflow project and go to the CMS tab.
  2. 2Click on your Blog Posts collection (or equivalent).
  3. 3Click Collection Settings → scroll to RSS Feed.
  4. 4Enable Publish RSS Feed and copy the generated feed URL.
  5. 5Paste that URL into PinFreshly.
Webflow Help Center — RSS feeds ↗
Framer

Adding a blog to a Framer site

Framer has no native blog or RSS system. You'll need a headless CMS — the same RSS feed URL goes into PinFreshly.

  1. 1Set up a headless CMS blog — Ghost or Hashnode work well and are free.
  2. 2Publish content on that platform; your RSS feed will be at e.g. yourblog.ghost.io/rss.
  3. 3You can embed your blog posts in your Framer site using Framer's embed component if desired.
  4. 4Paste your CMS RSS feed URL — not your Framer site URL — into PinFreshly.
Etsy

Connecting an Etsy shop

Recommended: connect via Etsy login

Connect your shop with your Etsy login and PinFreshly can see and pin from every listing in your shop — not just a snapshot. It takes one click, there's no feed URL to find or paste, and it stays in sync as you add and update listings.

  1. 1In PinFreshly, go to Account → Content Sources → Add source.
  2. 2Choose Etsy shop with the "Connect to account" option.
  3. 3Log in to Etsy and approve access — PinFreshly only requests read access to your shop and listings.
  4. 4You're connected. PinFreshly can now generate pins from your full listing catalog.

Prefer not to connect your account? Every Etsy shop also has an unsupported RSS-style listings feed PinFreshly can read instead — with two trade-offs:

  • •The feed only shows your shop's latest 10 listings at any time — it's not your full catalog.
  • •A listing can appear because it's brand new, or because it was relisted (Etsy refreshes a listing's position periodically, even without changes) — so you may see the same product resurface. PinFreshly does save a history of every listing it has seen, so your pinnable inventory still builds up over time.

To use this method instead, paste your shop's feed URL (e.g. https://www.etsy.com/shop/YourShopName/rss) into the "Connect to RSS Feed" option when adding a source.

Prefer a full content strategy instead? You can also create a separate blog, write posts about your products and niche (gift ideas, how-tos, behind-the-scenes), link it from your Etsy shop bio, and connect that blog's RSS feed to PinFreshly — this also drives SEO traffic back to your shop.

Can't find my feed

If PinFreshly can't automatically detect your RSS feed, try these steps in order:

1

Check whether your feed URL exists

Try opening yourdomain.com/feed or yourdomain.com/rss.xml directly in your browser. If you see XML text, that's your feed URL.

2

Paste the feed URL directly

In PinFreshly's settings, use the Feed URL field (not the Blog URL field) and paste the full feed URL you found above.

3

Check your platform's RSS settings

Some platforms (Wix, Webflow) have RSS disabled by default. See the setup guides above to enable it.

4

Still stuck? Contact support

Email us at [email protected] with your blog URL and we'll help you find your feed.

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