Hostinger bundles an AI content plugin into its managed WordPress hosting that drafts blog posts, pages, and WooCommerce product descriptions from a short brief — without leaving the WordPress editor. It has two parts: an AI Content Creator that writes the draft from your topic, tone, length, and focus keywords, and Kodee, a chat assistant that answers WordPress questions and can perform tasks like creating or updating a page. There is no separate subscription and no credit meter — it is included with the plan that carries it.
The important thing to be clear-eyed about is scope. This is an on-page writing aid for one WordPress site on Hostinger hosting: it produces text (plus a generated featured image) and it publishes to that site. It does not clip video, build social carousels, or post anywhere but your own WordPress. This guide walks the practical setup — confirm your plan, open the Content Creator, dial in tone and keywords, generate a WooCommerce description, use Kodee — and then how to carry that finished content off the page and onto the feeds where your audience actually is.
The steps
Confirm your hosting plan includes the AI plugin. The AI content features ship only with Hostinger's AI-enabled managed WordPress plans — Business + AI and Cloud Startup + AI at the time of writing; the entry Premium plan excludes them. If you're on a plan without AI, you'll need to upgrade before the Content Creator appears. Hostinger offers a trial window, so you can test the workflow before committing.
Install or open the plugin. On a brand-new site, the plugin installs automatically during WordPress onboarding when you provide a brand name and description. On an existing site, trigger it from your Hostinger hPanel under the Websites dashboard's "Tips to improve" section. Once active, the AI Content Creator and the Kodee chat bubble appear inside your WordPress admin.
Open the AI Content Creator from a new post or page. Create a new post or page in the Gutenberg editor and launch the AI Content Creator. Pick the content type, then describe the topic you want written in the brief field. The clearer and more specific the brief, the closer the first draft lands — treat it like instructions to a fast junior writer, not a search box.
Set tone, length, and focus keywords. Choose a tone of voice from the dropdown (neutral, formal, friendly, or humorous) and a content length (short, medium, or long) to match the piece. Add the focus keywords you want the draft to cover so the output leans toward the terms you're targeting. These three controls are the main levers you have over the result.
Add a featured image and review the SEO suggestions. Toggle the option to insert an image if you want a generated featured image dropped into the piece. After generation, review the meta title, meta description, and keyword recommendations it surfaces, and adjust them before you publish. You can save the result as a draft to keep editing rather than publishing immediately.
Generate a WooCommerce product description. For a store, go to Products → Add New, type the product's specifications into the brief, and set length and tone the same way. The Content Creator writes a product description in place, and it can also rewrite or adjust an existing one rather than only creating new copy — useful for filling out a catalog quickly.
Use Kodee for the WordPress tasks around the writing. Open the Kodee chat bubble to ask WordPress questions, get configuration guidance, or have it perform actions like creating or updating a page. It works consistently across the WordPress dashboard and hPanel, so it doubles as a help layer for the setup work that surrounds content — not just the drafting itself.
Proofread, personalize, then distribute beyond the site. AI drafts are a starting point: fact-check claims, add your own examples and point of view, and tighten the copy so it reads like you before publishing. Then decide how the finished post reaches people — because the plugin publishes to your WordPress site and nowhere else, turning that article into social posts, a video, or a newsletter is a separate step.
Common gotchas
The AI content plugin is tied to Hostinger hosting. It won't run on a WordPress site hosted elsewhere, so it's not a portable tool you can take between hosts.
It's bundled with specific AI plans (Business + AI, Cloud Startup + AI). If the Content Creator isn't showing up, check that your plan actually includes AI rather than assuming every Hostinger plan does.
Output is a draft, not finished copy. Hostinger itself advises proofreading and reworking before publishing — shipping raw AI text unedited is where thin-content and accuracy problems creep in.
It writes text and a featured image only. There's no short-form video, no multi-slide carousel, and no social scheduling in the plugin — it stops at your WordPress post.
There's no built-in brand-voice memory across pieces beyond the tone dropdown, so a large batch of posts can drift in style unless you edit for consistency.
Where Kompozy fits
Hostinger AI is where the words get written on your site; Kompozy is what carries that same story off the page. The plugin stops at your WordPress post — text and a featured image, published to one site. That's exactly the handoff Kompozy is built for. Point a Kompozy input source at the WordPress blog Hostinger AI just filled (RSS is a native source), and each published article becomes a week of distribution: a talking-head Persona Short or Listicle Video that narrates the piece, a brand-exact Carousel Post rendered via HyperFrames, quote graphics, a text post rewritten for each network, and an email newsletter — all held to one voice by a Persona Brief and scheduled across the eight social platforms plus blog and email behind a per-post review pipeline. The overlap worth being honest about: Kompozy can also generate and publish the blog article itself and push it to WordPress (a native blog destination alongside GHL Blog and a custom webhook), so if you'd rather write the post under a governed brand voice and syndicate it everywhere in one pass, that path exists too. The clean division of labor: let Hostinger AI draft on-page copy for the site it hosts; let Kompozy turn that copy into the video, carousels, and cross-platform posts the plugin never touches. Starter ($99/mo, 5,500 credits) covers a lighter multi-platform cadence off your blog; Pro ($299/mo, 18,000 credits) suits 5–7 posts a week fanned across every channel with autopilot keeping the queue full; Enterprise is custom. One tool fills the page, the other fills the feeds.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Hostinger AI WordPress plugin free?
It's included at no extra cost with Hostinger's AI-enabled managed WordPress plans (Business + AI and Cloud Startup + AI), with no separate subscription and no credit system. You are paying for the hosting plan that carries it, and the entry Premium plan does not include the AI features.
What can the Hostinger AI Content Creator generate?
Blog posts, standalone pages, and WooCommerce product descriptions, all drafted from a short brief with tone, length, and focus-keyword controls. It also suggests a meta title, meta description, and keywords, and can insert a generated featured image. It produces text and imagery for your WordPress site — not video or social posts.
What is Kodee?
Kodee is Hostinger's AI chat assistant. It answers WordPress and hosting questions, offers configuration guidance, and can perform tasks such as creating or updating a page. It appears as a chat bubble across the WordPress dashboard and hPanel, complementing the Content Creator's drafting.
Can the plugin post my content to social media?
No. The plugin drafts and publishes content to your WordPress site only. To turn a post into social content across platforms — or into video, carousels, and a newsletter — you need a separate content-and-publishing tool layered on top.
Does the Hostinger AI plugin work on non-Hostinger WordPress sites?
No. The AI content features are exclusive to Hostinger's managed WordPress hosting customers on AI-enabled plans. A WordPress site hosted with another provider can't use them; you'd use a different AI writing tool or plugin there.