Content Writer

Documentation Index

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Overview

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Create Content

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Single Entry

1. Select Manual Entry.
2. Select Single.
3. Enter the topic.
4. Add keywords if needed.
5. Choose the provider, model, and content length.
6. In the right-side General card, click Customize next to Prompts if you want to edit the instructions.
7. Set the post type, status, author, categories, table of contents, and URL option.
8. Click Generate.
9. Review the output.
10. Save it as a WordPress post when ready.

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Batch Editor

1. Select Manual Entry.
2. Select Batch Editor.
3. Add one topic per row.
4. Add keywords or row settings where needed.
5. Choose the shared model, prompts, publishing, image, and SEO settings.
6. If row schedules should be used, set publishing to Publish and select Use Dates from Input.
7. Click Generate or Create Task.

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Quick Paste

Topic | Keywords | Category ID | Author Login | Post Type | YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM

How to clean leather boots | leather care, boots | 12 | editor | post | 2026-05-01 09:00

How to clean leather boots

1. Select Manual Entry.
2. Select Quick Paste.
3. Paste one topic per line.
4. Switch to Batch Editor if you want to review or edit the rows.
5. Choose the shared model, prompts, publishing, image, and SEO settings.
6. If lines include schedule dates, set publishing to Publish and select Use Dates from Input.
7. Click Generate or Create Task.

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CSV

1. Select Import CSV.
2. Upload a .csv file.
3. Confirm the number of tasks found.
4. Set model, prompts, publishing, and other options.
5. Click Generate or Create Task.

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RSS Feed

1. Select RSS Feed.
2. Add one feed URL per line.
3. Add Include keywords if only matching titles should be used.
4. Add Exclude keywords if matching titles should be skipped.
5. Click Fetch Feeds to preview available items.
6. Click Generate or Create Task.

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Web Page

1. Select Web Page.
2. Add one URL per line.
3. Click Test First URL to preview extracted text.
4. Set prompts and publishing options.
5. Click Generate or Create Task.

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Google Sheets

1. Open Google Cloud Console.
2. Create a new project, or select an existing project.

3. Open the project dashboard.
4. Go to APIs & Services.
5. Click Enable APIs and Services.

6. Search for Google Sheets API.
7. Select Google Sheets API.
8. Click Enable.

9. Go to Credentials.
10. Click Create credentials.
11. Select Service account.
12. Enter a service account name and click Done.

13. Open the service account.
14. Go to Keys.
15. Click Add key.
16. Select Create new key.
17. Select JSON and click Create.

1. Open your Google Sheet.
2. Click Share.
3. Copy the service account email from Google Cloud or from the JSON file field named client_email.
4. Share the sheet with that email as Editor.

1. Select Google Sheets in Content Writer.
2. Paste the Google Sheet ID.
3. Upload the service account JSON file.
4. Wait for the connection check to pass.
5. Set the model, prompts, publishing, image, and SEO options.
6. Click Generate or Create Task.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/GOOGLE_SHEET_ID/edit

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Optimize

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Rewrite Posts and Pages

1. Select Rewrite Content.
2. Filter by type, status, or search term.
3. Select one or more rows.
4. In the right-side General card, click Customize next to Prompts and choose the fields to update.
5. Click Update.

{original_title}
{original_content}
{original_excerpt}
{original_meta_description}
{original_focus_keyword}
{original_tags}
{categories}

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Image Metadata

1. Select Image Metadata.
2. Filter images by media type, unattached items, owner, or search term.
3. Select the image.
4. In the right-side General card, click Customize next to Prompts.
5. Enable the metadata fields you want to update.
6. Click Update.

{file_name}
{original_title}
{original_alt}
{original_caption}
{original_description}
{image_context}

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WooCommerce Products

1. Open AI Puffer > Content Writer.
2. Select Optimize Products under Optimize.
3. Use Status and Search to find products.
4. Select one or more products.
5. In the right-side General card, click Customize next to Prompts.
6. Enable the product fields you want to update.
7. Edit the prompts if needed.
8. Choose the AI provider, model, and length.
9. In the right-side Advanced card, set Context if product copy should use stored business or product information.
10. Click Update.

{original_title}
{original_content}
{original_excerpt}
{original_meta_description}
{original_focus_keyword}
{original_tags}
{categories}
{price}
{regular_price}
{sale_price}
{sku}
{stock_quantity}
{stock_status}
{weight}
{length}
{width}
{height}
{short_description}
{purchase_note}
{product_categories}
{attributes}

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Settings

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Templates

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AI

1. In the right panel, open AI.
2. Select the model.
3. Select the content Length.
4. Click the settings icon next to the model.
5. Adjust Temperature if you want more or less variation.
6. Set Reasoning only for models that support it. Keep it on None for faster generation.

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Prompts

1. In the right-side General card, click Customize next to Prompts.
2. Enable the outputs you want Content Writer to generate.
3. Click the edit icon next to an output.
4. Select Default or a saved prompt from the dropdown, or edit the prompt text directly.
5. Use the variables shown under the editor. Click a variable to copy it.
6. Click Apply changes if the button appears.
7. Generate one item and review the result before running a batch.

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SEO

1. In the right-side General card, click Customize next to Prompts.
2. Enable Meta Description, Focus Keyword, or Tags.
3. Edit the prompt for each enabled output if the default instruction does not match your site.
4. In the right-side General card, click the settings icon next to Status to open Post settings.
5. Enable Optimize URL if you want AI Puffer to update the post slug.
6. Generate the content.
7. Review the SEO fields in the output panel before saving the post.

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Smart SEO

• It works in Content Writer Create mode.
• It supports Single generation, Batch generation, Quick Paste, CSV, RSS, URL, and Google Sheets batches.
• It automatically detects the active SEO plugin.
• It checks the generated draft against that SEO profile.
• It improves the draft before you save it.
• For SEO revisions, Smart SEO may use a quality-focused model from the same AI provider selected for generation, never switches providers, and uses the selected deployment or local model for Azure and Ollama.
• It tries to improve the generated draft up to 100/100.
• It can run up to three SEO revisions.
• If the draft cannot reach 100/100, AI Puffer keeps the best-scoring revision.
• In Single mode, users can review the SEO score and switch between revisions before saving.
• In batch modes, users see the SEO score and status in the batch monitor.
• Free users can still generate meta descriptions, focus keywords, tags, excerpts, and optimized slugs.
• Only Smart SEO score improvement is paid.

1. Open AI Puffer > Content Writer.
2. Choose a Create source such as Manual Entry, CSV, RSS, URL, or Google Sheets.
3. In the right-side General card, enable Smart SEO.
4. Generate the content.
5. Review the SEO score and generated post before saving.

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Yoast SEO

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Rank Math

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All in One SEO

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The SEO Framework

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Publishing

1. In the right-side General card, select the post Status.
2. Click the settings icon next to Status to open Post settings.
3. Select the Post Type.
4. Select the Author.
5. Select categories if the post type supports them.
6. Enable Table of Contents if you want a generated table of contents added to the top of the post.
7. Enable Optimize URL if you want AI Puffer to generate a cleaner WordPress slug.

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Schedule

1. Set Status to Publish.
2. Choose one of the available schedule modes.
3. Use Smart Schedule when AI Puffer should space posts automatically.
4. Use Use Dates from Input when each row, CSV line, or Google Sheets row already has its own date.
5. Generate the batch or create the task.

YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM

Topic | Keywords | Category ID | Author Login | Post Type | YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM

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Images

1. In the right-side Media card, set Images to Content, Featured, or Content + Featured.
2. Select the image provider or model from Image source.
3. Click the settings icon beside Image source to open Image settings.
4. Set the image count, placement, WordPress display size, alignment, and provider options.
5. Generate one item and review the image previews before saving the post.

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OpenAI

1. Go to AI Puffer > Settings > AI.
2. Select OpenAI.
3. Add your OpenAI API key.
4. Sync models.
5. In the right-side Media card, set Images to Content, Featured, or Content + Featured.
6. Select an OpenAI image model from Image source.
7. In the right-side General card, click Customize next to Prompts if you want to change the image prompt or featured image prompt.

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Google

1. Go to AI Puffer > Settings > AI.
2. Select Google.
3. Add your Google API key.
4. Sync models.
5. In the right-side Media card, set Images to Content, Featured, or Content + Featured.
6. Select a Google image model from Image source.
7. In the right-side General card, click Customize next to Prompts if you want to change the image prompt or featured image prompt.

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OpenRouter

1. Go to AI Puffer > Settings > AI.
2. Select OpenRouter.
3. Add your OpenRouter API key.
4. Sync models.
5. In the right-side Media card, set Images to Content, Featured, or Content + Featured.
6. Select an OpenRouter image model from Image source.

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Azure

1. Go to AI Puffer > Settings > AI.
2. Select Azure.
3. Add the Azure endpoint and API key.
4. Add or sync the image deployment you want to use.
5. In the right-side Media card, set Images to Content, Featured, or Content + Featured.
6. Select the Azure image deployment from Image source.

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xAI

1. Go to AI Puffer > Settings > AI.
2. Select xAI.
3. Add your xAI API key.
4. Sync models.
5. In the right-side Media card, set Images to Content, Featured, or Content + Featured.
6. Select an xAI image model from Image source.

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Replicate

1. Go to AI Puffer > Settings > Integrations.
2. Select Replicate.
3. Add your Replicate API key.
4. Sync Replicate models.
5. In the right-side Media card, set Images to Content, Featured, or Content + Featured.
6. Select a Replicate model from Image source.

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Pexels

1. Go to AI Puffer > Settings > Integrations.
2. Select Pexels.
3. Add your Pexels API key, or use the Get Key link to create one.
4. In the right-side Media card, set Images to Content, Featured, or Content + Featured.
5. Select Pexels from Image source.
6. Click the settings icon beside Image source to open Image settings.
7. Set Orientation, Size, and Color if you want to filter results.
8. Generate one item and review the selected photo.

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Pixabay

1. Go to AI Puffer > Settings > Integrations.
2. Select Pixabay.
3. Add your Pixabay API key, or use the Get Key link to create one.
4. In the right-side Media card, set Images to Content, Featured, or Content + Featured.
5. Select Pixabay from Image source.
6. Click the settings icon beside Image source to open Image settings.
7. Set Orientation, Type, and Category if you want to narrow results.
8. Generate one item and review the selected image.

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Provider Options

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Image Prompts

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Image Metadata

1. In the right-side General card, click Customize next to Prompts.
2. Enable the image metadata fields you want: Title, Alt Text, Caption, or Description.
3. Edit the metadata prompts if needed.
4. Generate the content and images.

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Knowledge Base

1. Add data in AI Puffer > Knowledge Base > Data first.
2. In the right-side Advanced card, set Context to OpenAI, Pinecone, Qdrant, or Chroma.
3. Select the vector store, index, or collection in Source.
4. Click the settings icon beside Source to open Context settings.
5. For Pinecone, Qdrant, or Chroma, select the embedding provider and model in Context settings.
6. Set Results Limit and Confidence Threshold.
7. Generate one item and check the output.

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OpenAI

1. Go to AI Puffer > Knowledge Base > Stores.
2. Select OpenAI as the provider.
3. Click Create Store.

4. Enter a store name and create it.
5. Go to AI Puffer > Knowledge Base > Data and add data to the store.

1. In the right-side Advanced card, set Context to OpenAI.
2. Select one or more vector stores in Source.
3. Click the settings icon beside Source if you need to adjust Results Limit or Confidence Threshold.

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Pinecone

1. Add your Pinecone credentials in AI Puffer > Settings > Integrations.

2. Go to AI Puffer > Knowledge Base > Stores.
3. Select Pinecone as the provider.
4. Select the embedding model you want to use.
5. Click Create Store.

6. Enter an index name and use the dimension for the selected embedding model.
7. Create the index, then add data with the same embedding model.

1. In the right-side Advanced card, set Context to Pinecone.
2. Select the Pinecone index in Source.
3. Click the settings icon beside Source to open Context settings.
4. Select the same embedding provider and model used when you added the data.
5. Adjust Results Limit or Confidence Threshold if needed.

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Qdrant

1. Add your Qdrant URL and API key in AI Puffer > Settings > Integrations.

2. Go to AI Puffer > Knowledge Base > Stores.
3. Select Qdrant as the provider.
4. Select the embedding model you want to use.
5. Click Create Store.

6. Enter a collection name and use the dimension for the selected embedding model.
7. Create the collection, then add data with the same embedding model.

1. In the right-side Advanced card, set Context to Qdrant.
2. Select the Qdrant collection in Source.
3. Click the settings icon beside Source to open Context settings.
4. Select the same embedding provider and model used when you added the data.
5. Adjust Results Limit or Confidence Threshold if needed.

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Chroma

1. Add your Chroma endpoint, tenant, database, and API key in AI Puffer > Settings > Integrations.

2. Go to AI Puffer > Knowledge Base > Stores.
3. Select Chroma as the provider.
4. Click Create Store.

5. Enter a collection name.
6. Create the collection, then add data with the same embedding model.

1. In the right-side Advanced card, set Context to Chroma.
2. Select the Chroma collection in Source.
3. Click the settings icon beside Source to open Context settings.
4. Select the same embedding provider and model used when you added the data.
5. Adjust Results Limit or Confidence Threshold if needed.

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Limit and Threshold

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Logs