Steps 1–3 are what the daily cron does on its own. Because posting draws from the buffer, a day where the AI free tier is exhausted still publishes.
Idle.
Everything the shop crawl found. Click a design to see its individual products. If a design you just published is missing, hit refresh — it reads the live shop immediately.
Images generated ahead of time, waiting to be posted. Delete anything you don't like — it will be regenerated from a different combination.
This is what decides how a pin looks. Every image is one product (or Peanut) crossed with one theme from these lists. Untick a theme to take it out of rotation without losing it; edit the text to change the look. A combination is never used twice, so the more themes are ticked, the longer before anything repeats.
Themes marked rich carry the full camera specification from the original tools — body, lens, aperture, film stock and negative prompts. That is the part that makes output look photographed rather than generated, so it is sent as-is and is not editable here. Hit Prompt on any row to read exactly what gets sent; it costs nothing. The thumbnail is the newest image that theme actually produced.
Pins per day and language, per source
Set a source to 0 to switch it off. Blog covers on “Auto” take their language from the post they link to — a German article always gets a German pin.