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Content settings is where you tell Spyro how you want your articles to sound and look. Set these once and every article you create will match your brand - the right voice, the right style, and images in a look you choose. You also connect the website where Spyro publishes for you.

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Why use it

  • Stay on-brand. Every article uses your voice, your colors, and a consistent image style.
  • Set it and forget it. Choose your preferences once and they apply to all future articles.
  • Publish automatically. Connect your website and let Spyro post for you.

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What you can set

1

Brand voice and tone

Spyro learns a voice from your own website - its summary, tone, audience, and how formal it sounds - so articles read like you, not a generic robot. You can refresh it any time to match your latest content.
2

Article style

Pick the default writing style for new articles.
3

Image style

Choose one of several preset looks for your article images - for example flat vector, hand-drawn ink, isometric 3D, editorial photo, minimal geometric, risograph, paper cut, or technical blueprint. Every image is created in that style.
4

Brand colors

Spyro picks up your brand colors from your website and uses them to tint your images and accents. Adjust them if you’d like.
5

Auto-publish

Turn this on and finished articles publish to your connected website automatically, instead of waiting for you to push them.
6

Publishing connections

Connect where you want Spyro to publish (see below).

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Where you can publish

Spyro can publish your finished articles to:
  • WordPress (self-hosted) - your own WordPress website.
  • WordPress.com - a site hosted on WordPress.com.
  • Webhooks - send your article to another system using a webhook URL.
Shopify is shown as coming soon and is not available yet. The options you can connect today are WordPress (self-hosted), WordPress.com, and Webhooks.
To set up any of these connections, see Integrations.

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What to expect

Once your voice, style, images, and colors are set, you don’t have to think about them again - every new article follows them. Each publishing connection shows whether it’s connected and a short history of recent posts, so you can see at a glance that everything is working.

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Tips

  • Set your voice and image style before you write your first article so it comes out right the first time.
  • Refresh your brand voice whenever your website changes meaningfully.
  • Turn on auto-publish only once you’re happy with how your articles look - until then, review each one before it goes live.

AI writer

Where these settings are applied.

Integrations

Connect WordPress, WordPress.com, or a webhook.

Content calendar

Plan the articles these settings shape.

Settings

Your account and workspace settings.