Enter a headline or paste a month of them. Stringer turns your ideas into SEO-ready WordPress drafts written in your voice, connected to your business, and ready for you to review.
Research, writing, formatting, SEO, internal links, and even featured images can all happen while you get back to everything else on your list.
You’re the editor. You decide what gets published.
Stringer takes the repetitive work of blogging off your plate so you can publish more consistently without turning content creation into another full-time job.
Give Stringer a title and move on with your day. It writes the full article in the background and lets you know when the draft is ready.
By the time you'd normally finish staring at a blinking cursor, you could already have a complete first draft waiting in WordPress.
Stringer reads your published posts and pages to learn how your business communicates, who you're talking to, what you offer, and how you approach SEO.
That gives every new post a head start in sounding like it belongs on your site. You can fine-tune the profile anytime as your voice, audience, or business changes.
A blog post should lead somewhere useful.
Stringer can naturally mention your products and services when they fit the topic, then link readers directly to the right pages. It can also connect posts to your case studies, guides, and resources using real URLs from your site.
You can even control how competitors appear in your content, from allowing mentions to restricting them to strategic comparisons.
Three steps take you from an idea to a WordPress draft ready for review.
Add your OpenAI or Claude API key once. You choose the provider and pay its API rates directly, giving you control over your AI costs.
Type a single headline, pull one from your Topic Queue, or connect another content source. Run Quick Setup first and Stringer can use what it learns from your site to guide the writing. Then click Generate.
Stringer creates the article, refines the title for search, formats the content, completes the SEO fields, and saves the post as a WordPress draft. You review, make any final edits, and publish when you’re happy with it.
Stringer goes beyond generating paragraphs. It handles the details that turn a collection of blog posts into a more useful content system.
Click Analyze my site and Stringer does the groundwork for you.
It reviews your published content and builds a starting profile that includes your audience, writing voice, products and services, real page URLs, SEO strategy, keywords, content rules, and common AI phrases you may want to avoid.
It also detects supported SEO plugins automatically.
Once you customize something, it stays yours. You can analyze your site again later as your content evolves while keeping the changes you’ve made.
When you’ve already got the ideas, Stringer helps you turn them into an actual publishing pipeline.
Paste a list of titles into the Topic Queue, one per line, or upload a CSV. Drag them into priority order and Stringer always knows what comes next.
Generate posts when you want them or schedule Stringer to work through the queue daily, weekly, monthly, or on specific weekdays.
Add another idea whenever inspiration strikes. Your queue keeps it from disappearing into a notes app somewhere.
You can keep using the tools that already fit your workflow and let Stringer handle the writing.
Your planning process stays familiar. Stringer becomes the production engine behind it.
Every draft includes a title tag, meta description, URL slug, excerpt, and social cards for Facebook and X. Stringer writes directly to The SEO Framework, Yoast, or Rank Math, and refines whatever title you entered for search. When AI search optimization (GEO) is on — the default — headings pose questions that get answered in the first sentence, facts back up answers, lists become bullets, and comparisons become tables.
Already have a guide, research document, report, or detailed Notion page? Put it to work more than once.
Connect the source document to a topic and Stringer uses its facts, terminology, and structure when creating the article.
You can give each topic its own instructions too. Define the key points, audience, keywords, tone, word count, references, required elements, and calls to action.
One solid piece of source material can become the foundation for a coordinated series of posts instead of sitting in a folder after its first use.
Tell Stringer how your content should be written once and let those instructions follow every post.
Define your audience, tone, formatting, required elements, calls to action, and words or phrases you want avoided. You can set global defaults and override them whenever an individual topic needs a different approach.
Stringer also includes built-in guardrails for common AI writing habits, including em dashes and negative parallelism, while instructing the AI to avoid invented client experiences and unsupported statistics.
You spend less time cleaning up familiar AI quirks and more time improving the ideas that matter.
Automation saves time when you know what it’s doing. Stringer keeps you in control from the first headline through the final Publish button.
Every article arrives as a WordPress draft. Stringer does the writing and you make the publishing decision.
When you provide reference material, Stringer can use it for citations. The sources in the article come from the references you supplied, keeping the supporting material tied to information you know.
Stringer is instructed to keep illustrative examples clearly framed and avoid claiming personal client experience or presenting unsupported statistics as fact. That helps your content sound confident without borrowing credibility it hasn’t earned.
Stringer works from a list of pages that actually exist on your website. Your readers get useful paths to products, services, guides, case studies, and other content instead of ending up at guessed URLs.
Turn on email notifications and Stringer can tell you when a generation finishes, complete with a direct link to review the draft. No need to keep checking WordPress.
Your OpenAI and Claude API keys remain stored on your WordPress server and aren’t displayed back on screen. You keep control of the accounts that power your content.
The history log gives you a record of every generation, what completed successfully, and anything that needs attention. You can see what’s happening instead of treating the automation like a black box.
Everything you need to know about what powers Stringer and how it fits into your WordPress workflow.
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Works with | WordPress 6.8+, PHP 7.2+ |
| AI providers | Your choice: OpenAI GPT-4o-mini or Claude Sonnet 4.5, using your own API key |
| Topic sources | Manual entry, Topic queue (paste or CSV), Google Sheets, Notion, secure webhook (Make, Zapier, n8n, custom) |
| Post length | 500 to 3,000 words, set globally or per topic |
| Tones | Auto, professional, conversational, educational, authoritative, casual |
| Per-topic overrides | Word count, tone, audience, key points, keywords, references, instructions, source doc, hand-written excerpt |
| Internal links | Your published pages offered as link targets; URLs never invented |
| Featured images | Optional, per post: OpenAI gpt-image-2 at 1536×1024, JPEG, named for your post's URL, your art direction applied to every image |
| Built-in guardrails | No em dashes, no negative parallelism (detected and repaired), no invented client stories or unsourced statistics, one consistent voice |
| AI search (GEO) | Question-led headings answered up front, supporting facts, bullets for lists, tables for comparisons; one toggle |
| SEO output | Title tag, meta description, URL slug, excerpt, Open Graph, X/Twitter cards |
| SEO plugins | The SEO Framework, Yoast SEO, Rank Math (or standalone) |
| Scheduling | One-time, daily, weekly, monthly, custom weekdays; edit any schedule in place; posts generate at the start time you pick |
| Competitor control | Allow, never mention, or comparisons-only where you win |
| Notion sync | Two-way: topics in (including page outlines, per-post notes, and source docs, all read live at generation), status, post URL, date, and final title back to your database |
| Webhook | Up to 100 topics per request, API-key protected |
| Generation | Runs in the background; page updates when your draft is ready |
| Publishing | Drafts only; you review and publish every post |
Straight answers before you put Stringer to work.
No. Typing a title is enough to create a post. Google Sheets, Notion, CSV uploads, the Topic Queue, and webhook integrations give you additional ways to feed Stringer as your content workflow grows.
Your Stringer configuration stays in place through plugin updates, including your API keys, content rules, Topic Queue, schedules, and generation history.