How to use Autopubly.
Your publishing quick start.
From your first account to a considered release. Watch the full guide, or jump to the part you need.
Updated 14 October 2026. Current interface, captured for instruction—not a live publishing run. Narrated by Adam, with quiet background music and synchronized English captions. The free workspace currently includes eight articles per week and two websites while trial enrollment is open. Paid checkout is not open and no payment is taken in this guide. Each new Pin needs individual approval. A time-only move keeps a valid approved Pin scheduled and moves its unpublished WordPress article to 90 minutes before the Pin.
Start with one site.
Build your confidence from there.
Create your free workspace and start with one topic. No card or automatic billing. Paid plans will be available later.
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Create your account
Use email or available Google signup, then complete verification.
Start with the free workspace
Eight complete articles per week and two connected websites. Paid plans are coming later.
Find your publishing desk
Check usage, scheduled Pins, and content awaiting review.
Add your website
In Sites, add its address, name, topic, and timezone.
Connect WordPress
Use website approval when available, or a dedicated Application Password.
Connect Pinterest
Authorize on Pinterest’s own page, then select your destination board.
Create a small campaign
Choose a site, keywords, topic limit, and WordPress delivery mode.
Check the generated content
Review article status and open the WordPress draft or published page.
Use the calendar
Choose your website and inspect Week or Month view in its timezone.
Approve a new Pin
Review its image, copy, link, board, and time before the first approval.
Move an approved release
Drag a Pin to another day and confirm. Time-only moves preserve valid approval.
Optional: Autopubly AI Beta
Explore logo and theme controls. Applying changes requires the connector and your confirmation.
For WordPress, create an application password in Users → Profile → Application Passwords. Never use your normal administrator password. For Pinterest, authorize through Pinterest’s own screen. Start with a small campaign, review the generated content, and confirm your website’s time zone and publishing limits before release.
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