Feature Ideas

LowFruits is a keyword research tool for SEO that helps website owners find low-competition, long-tail keywords by analyzing Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs) to identify "weak spots" where low-authority sites rank. Would really like to have the similar features.

I would love to see built-in visual templates inside ContentPen for different blog formats like: ✅ Listicle Blog Posts ✅ Review Blog Posts ✅ Product Comparison Posts Here are a few of my own personal blog posts that I built purely for testing and experimentation: 👉 https://techcaffeine.com/best-ai-headshot-generators/ (Listicle example) 👉 https://techcaffeine.com/best-artificial-intelligence-movies/ (Listicle example) 👉 https://techcaffeine.com/hodlnaut-review/ (Product review example) When creating posts like these, having ready-made visual layout templates... such as comparison tables, rating charts, pros/cons blocks, summary cards, feature grids, verdict boxes, etc. would make the output much more engaging and publish-ready. Right now, ContentPen gives a good base structure, but adding visual templates would: ✨ Improve readability ✨ Make listicles and reviews more visually appealing ✨ Reduce manual editing & formatting ✨ Help affiliate and product review bloggers ✨ Enhance overall user experience Since many users create listicles, reviews, and comparison content, this feature could significantly boost productivity and reduce backend editing work. Just sharing this as constructive feedback... the foundation is already strong, and this would take it to the next level 🚀

It would be great if we could connect our Search Console accounts and have Contentpen identify opportunities for articles and suggest topics (clusters) for writing based on the data in Search Console.

Much more affordable alternative to Zapier and widely used.

We really need the ability to see what has been added/removed/changed in a past article when doing a Content Refresh. The only tool that does this well from a UX perspective is SurferSEO but I think ContentPen's referesh could be better. However, there is so much changed during a content referesh that people really have to choose beween trusting the changes and simply publishing or pulling up the article on your site and working line-by-line to see what you want to keep/change/add.

Need the option to choose between shorter, medium or big paragraph length.

Add a “Fetch & Import” option in Content Refresh that: Accepts a public URL or site crawl target.Downloads the page HTML/text, strips templates/ads, and imports the clean article into ContentPen.Automatically maps headings, images (with original URLs), meta (title/meta description), and internal links into ContentPen structure.Runs the chosen refresh workflow (Enhance/Extensive/Research) and presents side‑by‑side revisions for review before save/publish. Why this matters (short) Saves huge manual copy-paste time for publishers and SEOs when updating existing pages.Ensures imported content keeps source structure and assets so the AI can produce accurate rewrites, maintain E‑E‑A‑T, and add targeted research/citations.Enables scalable bulk refresh: users can queue many URLs, run audits/optimizations, then approve edits — ideal for content sites with large legacy archives.Reduces errors from lost metadata or images and avoids tone/style drift by preserving context and author/project background during optimization. Key acceptance criteria (concise) Input: URL(s) or sitemap; optional site login for protected content.Import: Clean text + headings, images (with source URL & alt), title/meta, canonical, publish date.Preview: Show original vs. imported ContentPen draft before processing.Processing: Run selected optimization mode (Enhance/Extensive/Research) using project author/background.Output: Side-by-side revisions, revision history, ability to revert, and optional auto‑publish to linked CMS.Limits & safety: Respect robots.txt, rate limits, and content ownership; log source URL; keep import size cap (e.g., 5,000 words) with graceful fallback for longer pages. Optional enhancements (prioritize later) Batch import from sitemap with progress/queue.Auto-detect language and suggest best AI model.Auto-add suggested citation links and flag images removed during optimization.Simple credentials manager for authenticated site imports. Concise ROI statement One-click import + AI refresh will cut manual prep time by 70–90%, let content teams refresh large archives faster, and improve refresh accuracy and SEO outcomes by preserving context, assets, and metadata during rewriting.

I can't believe consumers/customers arent an option in the "target audience" selection for presets. It's all B2B.

Hello ContentPen Team, I would like to suggest a new feature that would be extremely helpful for users creating Pinterest-style content: the ability to generate listicle articles with a custom number of images. For example, when creating a post like “15 Best Hiking Outfits,” the ideal workflow would be to have 15 headings (one for each outfit) and automatically generate 15 corresponding images—one for each heading. Currently, ContentPen only allows generating up to 3-4 images per article, and there is no option to customize the number of images for listicle-style posts. This limitation makes it difficult to create engaging content for platforms like Pinterest, where each list item typically requires its own unique image. I believe adding this feature would greatly enhance ContentPen’s value for content creators who focus on visual, list-based articles. Could you please consider adding the option to set the number of images generated for listicle articles? This would allow users to create more comprehensive and visually appealing posts tailored for platforms like Pinterest. Thank you for your attention and for continually improving ContentPen!

Allow users to generate blog post featured images using customizable templates or reference images, powered by Nano Banana’s image generation, ensuring consistent, branded visuals for every article.

Automatic backlinking between member websites

The ability to add a “preview” at the post planning stage.

I want to sort my topic clusters by total combined volume (not just average volume), so that I can immediately identify the biggest traffic opportunities and prioritise which clusters to create content for first.

Contentpen is adding brand or business name to each paragraph generated. Please give option to write pure informational article rather than sales article.

Problem Currently, when using Bulk Create, we are required to manually add keywords one by one. For agencies managing multiple websites and publishing at scale, this workflow is too time-consuming and click-heavy. The main friction points: Keywords must be manually typed or pasted individuallyNo automatic keyword suggestions based on GSC dataNo auto-generated article proposalsDefault preset must be manually selected each timeToo many steps before content generation begins At $200/month (Agency plan), we need a more automated workflow designed for scale. Proposed Solution 1️⃣ Automatic Keyword Discovery The system should automatically suggest keywords based on: Google Search Console data (existing impressions + opportunities)Existing ranking pagesCompetitor gapsPreviously used keywordsSearch volume thresholds These should be visible in a dedicated “Opportunities” or “Suggested Articles” section. 2️⃣ One-Click Bulk Article Generation Instead of manually adding keywords: Select multiple suggested keywords with checkboxesClick “Generate Articles”Articles are automatically created using the default preset No manual keyword input required. 3️⃣ Default Preset Auto-Selection If a default preset is already defined in the project settings: It should be automatically selected in Bulk CreateNo need to manually re-select it every time This removes unnecessary clicks and speeds up workflow. 4️⃣ CSV / Bulk Keyword Import Add the ability to: Upload a CSV with keywordsPaste a full keyword list (multi-line paste)Import directly from GSC Then generate all articles in one action. Expected Outcome The platform should function more like a content automation engine, not a manual content builder. Goal: Minimal clicksMaximum automationScalable for agencies managing multiple sites