DeepFA AI brings the DeepFA models into the WordPress dashboard, in Persian or English, and takes over the jobs that eat a site owner’s time. Much of it can run on its own: automatic jobs only fill what is empty and never replace what a person wrote.

It is made for Persian sites as much as for English ones: it writes and edits in Persian, follows the Jalali calendar of your date plugin, and your host needs no access to the AI companies, because the plugin talks only to the DeepFA API.

In the block editor

Write a whole article from a topic and keywords: the outline, each section, questions and answers and a conclusion, written step by step so a long article never times out.
Title ideas, the excerpt, an SEO title and meta description, and tags.
Questions and answers written from the post, added to its end with the FAQ structured data search engines read.
Internal links: related posts suggested on words already in the text, added with one click.
A featured image made from the post, and an audio version with a player shown on the post.
Translate a post into English or Persian as a new draft.
A DeepFA AI menu on every paragraph, heading and list item: improve, shorten, expand, fix spelling and grammar, simplify, change the tone, translate or continue writing.
The Persian editor: half spaces, the Persian letters ی and ک, Persian punctuation and quotation marks tidied by rules, for free; or the whole post proofread by AI for spelling and grammar too. Also for many posts at once from the post list, or on every save.
Key takeaways: three to five short points in a box at the top of a post, so readers and search engines see at once what it says.

The classic editor gets the same jobs in a box under the editor.

In Elementor

On the Heading, Text Editor and Button widgets: describe what the text should say and it is written, or improve, shorten, expand, correct, simplify, change the tone or translate the text that is there.

On its own

SEO on publish: when something is published, its excerpt, SEO title and meta description, tags and image alt text are filled in if they are empty, and questions and answers and internal links can be added.
Content calendar: a month of article topics planned from what your site is about, avoiding what it already covers, then written on their dates. It can plan and schedule every month by itself.
Content health: a report of what each published post is missing, filled in for the posts you tick; a few of the oldest posts can be refreshed every week.
Internal links for the whole site: every published post linked to the posts most related to it, in the background, and all of it can be taken out again.
Comments: each new comment or product review labelled as a question, praise, a complaint, spam or abuse; spam moved to the spam folder, and replies suggested or posted to questions and praise.
Articles from podcasts and videos: open an audio or video file in the media library and get an article from it as a draft.
Telegram and Bale: each new post sent to your channels a couple of minutes after it is published, with its featured image, title, a short teaser and the link.
Smart search: the site’s own search finds posts by meaning as well as by words, and can show a short answer written from your pages, linking to them, above the results.

WooCommerce

Product descriptions, short descriptions, SEO titles and product images, one product at a time, in bulk, or on their own for every new product.
Product photos put on a clean white background or a styled scene.
A short video made from the product photo, shown under the product images.
A summary of what buyers say, shown above the reviews.
Advert photos: the product photo set in a scene – a studio backdrop, marble, a wooden table, a kitchen, nature, the beach and more.
Buying guides, comparisons and lists of the best that recommend products from your own store and link to them.

Cost and control

The DeepFA balance in the admin bar, an email before the credit runs out, and a monthly ceiling for automatic jobs.
Each model’s price shown beside it in Settings, and an estimate before every bulk job.
Which roles may use which tools: writing, SEO, images and audio, the store, and comments.
A dashboard of the credit used this month, by job and by who started it.
A step-by-step guide with pictures inside the plugin, also as a PDF in Persian and English.
Dates in the plugin’s pages follow the site’s Persian date plugin, Parsi Date or WP-Jalali.

SEO titles and meta descriptions go into Yoast SEO, Rank Math or SEOPress when one of them is active.

The plugin is free. It uses the DeepFA API and is paid for from your DeepFA credit; the cost of each job is shown as it is done and kept in the usage log. Every automatic job is off until you switch it on.

More about the plugin, with pictures: https://deepfa.ir/en/tools/ai-wordpress. The step-by-step guide as a PDF, in English: https://deepfa.ir/downloads/deepfa-ai-guide-en.pdf, and in Persian: https://deepfa.ir/downloads/deepfa-ai-guide-fa.pdf

If DeepFA AI saves you time, a short review here helps other site owners find it.

External services

This plugin uses the DeepFA API at https://deepfa.ir/api/v1 to write text, make images, speech and videos, describe and edit images, turn audio into text and compare texts. It sends only what the job in hand needs:

the topic, keywords and notes you type, and what you wrote about your site for the content calendar;
the title and content of the post or product being worked on, and, for internal links, the text of your published posts;
the image, for alt text and for putting a product photo on a new background; for a product video, the address of the product photo, which DeepFA fetches from your site;
the text of a comment or product review, to label it and write a reply, and the approved reviews of a product, for their summary;
the audio or video file you choose, to write an article from it;
for smart search, what a visitor types into the site’s search, and for its short answer, the text of the pages found;
for a channel post written by AI, the title and content of the post.

It is sent when you use one of the plugin’s features, and also when an automatic job you switched on runs: when something is published, when a comment arrives, once a week for content refresh, once a month for the content calendar, or for alt text on new uploads. While the admin bar shows the balance, the plugin asks the API for it at most every fifteen minutes. Each request also carries the plugin’s version and your site’s address, so DeepFA can show you which of your sites used your credit. If you set a chatbot ID, the chatbot script is loaded from https://deepfa.ir on the pages of your site. Nothing is sent before you enter an API key.

If you enter a bot token and a channel in Settings Channels, each new post of the types you choose is sent, a couple of minutes after it is first published, to that channel through the messenger’s official bot API: its title, a short teaser, its address and, if you ask for it, its featured image. Nothing is sent to a messenger you have not set up.

Telegram Bot API, https://api.telegram.org – Terms of service: https://telegram.org/tos, bot developer terms: https://telegram.org/tos/bot-developers, privacy policy: https://telegram.org/privacy
Bale bot API, https://tapi.bale.ai – Terms of use, privacy included: https://bale.ai/terms
Terms of use: https://deepfa.ir/terms-and-conditions
Privacy policy: https://deepfa.ir/privacy-policy