The pins are the same. Everything around them — what you can claim, what you can automate, where the content comes from — depends entirely on where you publish. Pick your platform.
Each guide is written for one setup and says plainly where that platform limits what any tool can do.
You already have the posts. The bottleneck is turning each one into several distinct pins without opening a design tool. Covers the blog-to-Pinterest workflow, how many pins a post supports, and claiming your domain so pins carry your brand.
Pinterest tool for bloggers →The deepest integration PinLaunchr has: a free WordPress plugin that scans your library, scores every published post for Pinterest potential, and can generate and schedule pins automatically the moment you hit Publish.
Auto-pin WordPress posts →Etsy sellers cannot claim their shop, run a Pinterest catalog, install the tag, or use RSS auto-publish — all four need a claimed domain you do not own. What you can do, and the pin workflow that works within that.
Pinterest tool for Etsy sellers →Pinterest's own Shopify app syncs your catalog into Product Pins for free. That covers the catalog and none of the lifestyle pins that actually get saved. This is the half the catalog sync cannot do.
Pinterest tool for Shopify →Whatever the platform, the same four things happen. Content goes in as a keyword, a URL or a spreadsheet row. The AI Pinterest pin generator writes the copy and designs the image. Everything lands in a review queue you approve. Approved pins publish now or go into the Pinterest scheduler.
What changes between platforms is the input and the constraints — whether you can claim a domain, whether a catalog feed exists, whether a plugin can trigger generation on publish. That is what the four pages above are for.
Not sure your volume justifies a paid tool at all? The ten free Pinterest tools cover the manual version of this workflow, and the guide to Pinterest automation tools is explicit about which parts of Pinterest work should never be automated.
Connect a Pinterest account, point PinLaunchr at a post, a listing or a product page, and see what comes back.