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AI articles

Go from a topic to a published article in seconds — across WordPress, Blogger, every major social platform, and the WebGPT marketplace. All from a single page.

Overview

WebGPT handles the full article pipeline — from a topic idea to a formatted, SEO-optimized, published piece. Pick a topic, choose a platform, and generate. In seconds, a complete article is ready to publish, complete with images and rich formatting.

Every aspect is under your control: publishing destination, writing style, length, and AI model. Want content that already sounds like your brand? Use one of your own chatbots as the writer — it knows your data, your tone, and your expertise, so every article is on-brand from the first draft. Review and edit everything in a built-in rich text editor before publishing.

Supported publishing platforms

Eleven publishing destinations, picked at the start of each article:

Platform Description
WordPress (self-hosted)Publish directly to any self-hosted WordPress site connected in Integrations.
WordPress.comPublish to WordPress.com hosted blogs.
BloggerPublish to Google Blogger blogs.
FacebookPost to connected Facebook pages.
X (Twitter)Post tweets or threads to a connected X account.
TelegramSend content to Telegram channels you manage.
PinterestPublish pins to a connected Pinterest Business account.
LinkedInPost to a connected LinkedIn profile or page.
TikTokPublish photo or video posts, with AIGC labeling, privacy level, and brand-disclosure fields configured per post.
MarketplacePublish to WordPress sites listed on the WebGPT marketplace, with the per-article fee set by the site owner.
File / DraftSave locally without publishing — useful for review before deciding where to post.
Connect platforms first
Each destination needs a connection in the Integrations section first. For WordPress, see WordPress sites; for social and blogging platforms, see Blogging & social integrations.

How article publishing works

Write the content in the editor, then click Publish to send it to any connected destination.

Write the article

You land in the editor with an empty-state Create article prompt. Two paths from here:

  • AI generation — Open the AI tools dropdown in the editor toolbar and pick Create article. A modal opens for the topic and all content settings (below). Pick an AI model in the same modal, then generate — content streams into the editor in real time. Short articles typically appear within 10–20 seconds; long-form takes a minute or more depending on model and length.
  • Write manually — Click "or write manually" on the empty-state prompt and type directly.

Once you have content, the editor's AI tools dropdown gives you nine operations to refine it: Create article, Rewrite, Extend, Shorten, Translate, Headline variants, Add keywords, Add trusted links, Generate hashtags.

Content settings (all optional)

These appear in the Create article modal (and in the other AI tool modals as relevant) and shape the AI output. Leave any field on Auto and the AI decides for that aspect:

  • Writing style — Apply a saved Writing Style to match your brand voice.
  • Article language — English, Hebrew, Russian, Chinese, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic.
  • Content type — Article, Social post, Review, Guide, or FAQ. Drives output formatting.
  • Article lengthAuto, Short (100–200), Medium (400–600), Long (800+), Very long (1000+).
  • Tone, POV, depth, audience, CTA, custom instructions — Optional voice modifiers.
  • Keywords — SEO keywords to weave into the content.
  • Outline — Generate a structured H2 outline before creating the article; edit, then have the AI follow it.
  • Trusted links — Automatically add verified reference links from authoritative sources (Wikipedia, academic databases, news outlets, and more) to boost credibility and SEO.

The Prompts Library is always available in the topic field — save the current text to reuse later, or load a saved prompt. See AI templates.

AI models

Choose any connected vendor from the AI tools — OpenAI, Google Gemini, Anthropic Claude, DeepSeek, xAI Grok, Mistral AI, Perplexity Sonar, or one of your own chatbots. The model choice applies across the editor: pick a chatbot and it writes and reshapes your content — Create, Rewrite, Extend, Shorten, and Translate all run on your chatbot's knowledge and AI model, so the result comes out already in your brand's voice. See AI chatbots. The picker shows the current model lineup for each vendor.

Adding images

Expand the image picker below the editor to add an image four ways:

  • Generate — Create a new AI image directly from the picker. Attach or paste a reference image into the prompt to generate from it instead of starting from text alone.
  • My Images — Pick from images saved in your Images library.
  • Search — Free stock photos from Pexels, Pixabay, or Unsplash (Unsplash images include photographer attribution).
  • Upload — From your computer, with optional resize and compression.

Publish

Click Publish to open the targeting panel. Choose what to publish — a WordPress post, Blogger post, Telegram message, marketplace article, draft file, and so on — then pick the specific destination (a WordPress site and category, a Blogger blog, a Facebook page, a marketplace listing). The article goes out exactly as it appears in the editor.

Marketplace publishing
Marketplace articles require confirming the site owner's per-article fee before the article goes live. The fee is shown on the listing and again at the confirmation step.

Other ways to start an article

You don't always have to start from Create → AI articles. The publishing page also opens pre-targeted from these places:

  • Articles listPublish on a draft to send existing content to a platform without regenerating it.
  • Integrations — Each connected platform (Blogger blog, Facebook page, WordPress.com site, TikTok account) has a Create article shortcut next to it.
  • TelegramPost to Channel on any owned Telegram channel.
  • MarketplaceCreate article on a marketplace listing pre-targets that site.
  • Link partnersCreate Article / Edit Article on a partner obligation opens the publishing page with the article type locked to Link Partner and the partner's categories pre-loaded.

Each entry point pre-fills the publish target, so the destination is already chosen when you open the Publish panel.

Managing articles

All generated articles live on the articles list page (Create → AI articles). Click any article to reopen it in the editor — rewrite, extend, shorten, or translate with AI tools, save as a new draft, or export as DOCX. A draft opens with a Publish action that sends the content to a connected platform.

Editing and republishing published articles

You can update a live post right from the articles list — no need to log into WordPress admin. Open the article, edit the title, content, or SEO metadata, then pick Republish to {platform} from the save menu. The changes are pushed back to the original post and a full audit trail is recorded on the article.

Supported platforms and limits

Platform Update support
WordPress (self-hosted)Full updates — title, content, SEO metadata (Yoast/RankMath). No time limit.
WordPress.comFull updates. No time limit.
BloggerFull updates. No time limit.
FacebookText updates only, within 24 hours of publication (Facebook API restriction).
TelegramText updates within 48 hours of publication (Telegram restriction).
PinterestTitle, description, and link only — pin image cannot be changed.
LinkedInPost commentary only — image and audience cannot be changed after publishing.
X (Twitter)Not supported — tweets cannot be edited.
TikTokNot supported — TikTok posts cannot be edited.

SEO metadata (WordPress only)

Open any WordPress-published article and click SEO metadata in the AI tools menu (toolbar, top-left of the editor). The first click loads any saved values; click Regenerate inside the modal to have AI rewrite them. Saved values are pushed to Yoast or RankMath automatically on the next Republish.

What happens on failure
If the platform rejects the update (expired credentials, time window exceeded, deleted post on the other side), your article stays marked as Published — the live post is still there. The failure is recorded in the article’s history so you can retry, and we show you the specific error the platform returned.
Last updated: July 2026