Blogify review: Turns videos, podcasts and web pages into SEO-oriented blog posts and publishes them

What Blogify does

Blogify is a blog-writing tool that takes existing material, such as videos, podcasts, web pages and documents, and turns it into written blog posts. According to its homepage, it can repurpose 40+ sources and write in 150+ languages. Generated posts are aimed at search visibility, with keyword-based optimization and AI-generated images, tables and charts.

Once a post is ready, you can copy or download it, schedule it, share it on social media, or publish it directly to platforms such as WordPress and Medium. You can also point a domain at Blogify and publish a blog site there. A further feature places affiliate links into posts automatically and tracks them, which is aimed at people who want to earn from their content. A Zapier connection lets content flow into other apps.

On pricing, the homepage presents the product as a paid subscription with a 3-day free trial that can be cancelled anytime. Usage is metered through monthly credits that depend on the plan, and optional add-ons exist for writing snippets and YouTube connection. The dedicated pricing page, as provided, lists only FAQ headings without plan prices, so this card does not quote specific plan costs. Check the official pricing page before subscribing. The company behind the product is listed as PixelShadow Inc.

• Repurposes video, audio and web sources into blogs
• 150+ language support
• SEO keyword-based optimization
• AI-generated images, tables and charts
• Publishing to WordPress, Medium and more
• Publishing on your own domain
• Post scheduling
• Automatic affiliate-link placement
• Zapier integration

Our take

Blogify fits creators, podcasters, video publishers and marketers who already have audio or video material and want to reuse it as written posts, with publishing and scheduling handled in the same place. The affiliate-link feature adds a monetization angle for people who run content sites. It is less clear a fit for anyone who needs a free tier, since only a short trial is stated, or for teams who need confirmed platform coverage or an API, because neither is stated on the pages reviewed. Credit-based plans also mean heavy users should compare their expected volume against each plan's allowance on the official pricing page. We have not tested the product; this summary rests solely on the vendor's own pages.