AI plugin for WordPress & WooCommerce
Write whole articles and a monthly content calendar, have each post’s SEO, questions and answers and internal links made as it is published, answer comments, and make product descriptions, photos and videos in WooCommerce — all inside the WordPress dashboard, in Persian or English.
The DeepFA AI Plugin for WordPress and WooCommerce — Content, SEO, Images and Products in the Dashboard
Producing content for a WordPress site is more than writing: every post needs research, the right structure, search-friendly headings, a featured image, alt text for its images and an SEO title and meta description — and in a WooCommerce store, every product needs its own description and SEO too. When each of these is done in a separate tool, most of the time goes into moving text between them. The DeepFA AI plugin for WordPress and WooCommerce brings all of it into WordPress itself.
In the block editor, the DeepFA AI sidebar builds a whole article from a topic and keywords: first the structure and headings, then the introduction, each section with H2 and H3 headings, questions and answers and a conclusion. The article arrives as ordinary WordPress blocks, together with the excerpt, an SEO title and meta description, and tags. Every paragraph, heading and list item also gets a DeepFA AI menu to improve, shorten, expand, simplify, make it formal or friendly, fix its spelling, translate it or continue it.
A featured image is made from each post’s title and content, and image alt text is written by a model that looks at the image — for one image, the whole media library, or automatically on every upload. An audio version of any post is made in a natural voice, and its player sits on the post itself.
For sites that need a lot of content, Bulk articles takes a list of topics and writes each one in the background; the articles stay as drafts, are published, or are scheduled at a set interval, with their SEO title and meta description saved straight into Yoast SEO, Rank Math or SEOPress. If you run a WooCommerce store, product descriptions and SEO are in the same plugin.
Much of the work also runs on its own. As each post or product is published, its excerpt, SEO title and meta, tags and image alt text are filled in where they are empty, and, if you like, questions and answers with FAQ schema and internal links to related posts are added. The content calendar plans a month of topics from what your site is about and writes each on its date, the content health report shows what each post is missing and refreshes old posts every week, and new comments are labelled and answered. Audio and video files in the media library become articles too.
The plugin is free and works through the DeepFA API; you pay only for the work done, and each job is recorded with its cost in the plugin’s dashboard. Automatic jobs never run until you switch them on, they have a monthly ceiling, and you are emailed before the credit runs out. The API key stays on your own server, and you choose which tools each user role can use.
What the WordPress and WooCommerce AI plugin does
From writing articles to SEO, images, audio, WooCommerce products and a site chatbot.
Whole articles
From a topic and keywords: the structure, introduction, each section, questions and answers and a conclusion — step by step, as WordPress blocks.
Rewrite any paragraph
On any paragraph, heading or list item: improve, shorten, expand, fix spelling, simplify, make formal or friendly, translate or continue.
Persian editor and key takeaways
Half spaces, the Persian ی and ک, punctuation and quotation marks, free by rules or proofread by AI; and three to five key takeaways in a box at the top of a post.
Elementor
In the panel of the Heading, Text Editor and Button widgets: write the text from what you describe, or improve, shorten, change the tone of or translate the text there.
Titles, excerpt, SEO and tags
Five title ideas, the excerpt, an SEO title and meta description, and tags added to the post in one click.
SEO on publish
As each post or product is published, its excerpt, SEO title and meta, tags and image alt text are filled in on their own; only what is empty.
Questions and answers with FAQ schema
The questions readers search for, answered at the end of the post, with FAQPage structured data for search engines.
Internal links
Each post linked to the most related posts, on words already in its text; in the editor or for the whole site in the background.
Smart site search
The site’s own search by meaning, not just words; with a short answer from the site’s own pages above the results, linking to them.
Content calendar
A month of article topics from what your site is about, with keywords and dates; each article is written on its date.
Content health
What each post is missing in one report, filled in with one click, and old posts refreshed every week.
Featured images
A featured image from the post’s title and content, in the style or scene you want; set on the post straight away.
Image alt text
A model that sees the image writes its alt text; one at a time, in bulk, or automatically on upload.
Audio versions of posts
The post is read in a natural Persian or English voice, with a player shown on the post itself.
Articles from podcasts and videos
An audio or video file in the media library becomes a draft article, with the file’s player at the top.
Post translation
A post is translated into English or Persian and saved as a new draft, with its structure and headings kept.
Bulk articles
A list of topics, each written in the background and kept as a draft, published or scheduled.
Comment handling
Each comment labelled as a question, praise, a complaint, spam or abuse, with suggested or automatic replies to questions and praise.
Telegram and Bale posts
Each new post in your Telegram and Bale channels a couple of minutes after it is published, with its featured image, title, a short teaser and the link.
The DeepFA chatbot on the site
A chatbot you made in the DeepFA panel, on every page of the site with one ID.
WooCommerce
Descriptions, SEO and product images, photos on a clean background, advert photos in ten scenes, short videos from the photo, a summary of reviews and buying guides built on your own products.
Budget and usage dashboard
The balance in the admin bar, an email before the credit runs out, a monthly ceiling for automatic jobs, and every job with its cost.
Access by role and tool
Choose which tools each WordPress role may use: writing, SEO, images and audio, the store, and comments.
An illustrated guide
A step-by-step guide with pictures inside the plugin, and its PDF in Persian and English.
AI plugin for WooCommerce: product descriptions, SEO, photos and videos
If your site is a WooCommerce store, the same plugin adds a DeepFA AI box to every product edit page: a full description with a list of features, the short description shown next to the price, an SEO title and meta description, and a product image that becomes the main image or joins the gallery in one click.
The text is written from the product’s own information — its name, category, attributes such as colour and size, price, weight and dimensions — and the AI is told not to state a material, size, guarantee or price that is not in it. In the editor nothing is saved until you save the product.
For hundreds of products, choose “Write with DeepFA AI” in the product list: the products are written in the background, only empty fields are filled by default, and each product’s status is shown next to it. If Yoast SEO, Rank Math or SEOPress is active, the products’ SEO title and meta are saved straight into it. If you like, each new product’s text is written on its own as it is published.
“Clean the photo’s background” puts the product photo on a white background or a scene that suits the product — one at a time or in bulk from the product list — and “Make a short video” turns that photo into a video shown under the product images. A summary of what buyers say sits above the reviews.
“Make an advert photo” sets the product photo in the scene you choose — a studio backdrop, marble, a wooden table, a kitchen, nature, the beach and more — and on the Write an article page you can write a buying guide, a comparison or a list of the best that presents your own products honestly and links to them.
Up and running in 4 steps
No coding; just the plugin and an API key.
Install the plugin
In WordPress, search for DeepFA AI under Plugins → Add New and install it, or download the zip and install and activate it with Upload Plugin.
Make an API key
Make a key in the API section of your DeepFA panel, with a daily and monthly spending cap if you like.
Set it up
Enter the key in DeepFA AI → Settings, and set the language, tone, voice and a note about your site.
Write, or let it run
Write from the editor sidebar, Write an article or the content calendar, and switch on the jobs you want done on their own in the Automatic, Comments and Store tabs.
Why the DeepFA WordPress plugin?
Content made right where you publish.
The repetitive work, done on its own
SEO for each post as it is published, internal links, comment replies, refreshing old posts and next month’s content plan — without pressing a button each time.
From an idea to a published article, in WordPress
No copying text from one tool to another; the article, image, SEO and audio are made where you publish.
Fluent Persian, right to left
The text is written in natural everyday Persian, and the plugin itself is fully translated and right-to-left.
A search-friendly structure
H2 and H3 headings, lists, questions and answers, an SEO title and meta, and image alt text — what makes a page readable for Google.
The cost of each job, in plain sight
Each job’s cost is shown as it happens, and the plugin’s dashboard keeps it all by job and by person.
You stay in control
Automatic jobs only fill what is empty and never run until you switch them on, they have a monthly ceiling, the API key stays on your own server, and access is by role and tool.
The WordPress plugin or the Blogger Agent?
Both write for WordPress; they differ in where the work is done from.
The DeepFA WordPress plugin
Works inside the WordPress dashboard: writes and rewrites alongside your own text, makes images, alt text and audio, does SEO, internal links and comment replies on its own, and writes WooCommerce products too. Best when you or your team run the site in WordPress.
🤖 The Blogger Agent
Works from the DeepFA panel: writes articles in the voice and on the schedule you set, and publishes them to your WordPress site itself. Best when you want the blog kept up to date without daily work.
About the Blogger AgentWriting an article with AI in WordPress
From a topic to a finished post, in minutes.
The structure
The title, headings and the points of each section are planned from the topic and keywords.
Writing part by part
The introduction, each section, the questions and the conclusion are each written on their own, with the progress on screen.
SEO and tags
The excerpt, SEO title and meta description and tags are written from the finished article.
Image, audio and publishing
The featured image, and an audio version if you want one, are made, and you edit and publish.
Which sites is this plugin for?
Any WordPress site that needs regular, search-ready content.
Blogs and content sites
Regular, search-ready articles without writing each one from scratch
WooCommerce stores
Product descriptions and SEO, alongside the store’s blog
Agencies and freelancers
Content for several client sites, with a clear cost for each job
Company sites
News, articles and service pages, with a chatbot on the site
A look at the plugin in WordPress
Real screens from a WordPress site — click any image to enlarge.
More DeepFA tools for sites and stores
Questions about the AI plugin for WordPress and WooCommerce
Bring AI into your WordPress site
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