Magefan Blog plus an Integration — your store blog fills itself.
Magento has no native blog, so DraftSEO publishes through the free Magefan Blog extension — the de-facto Magento blog — authenticated with a standard Magento Integration. Body images host on your own store via the free DraftSEO Media module, since Magento has no media-upload API of its own.
| Connection | Magento Integration — created at System → Integrations, OAuth 1.0a credentials pasted once |
|---|---|
| Blog engine | Free Magefan Blog — the de-facto blog for Magento 2 / Adobe Commerce |
| Image hosting | Your store’s pub/media — body images via the free DraftSEO Media module (Magento has no upload API) |
| Publish modes | Published · draft · scheduled |
| Versions | Magento 2 / Adobe Commerce 2.4.x |
Who does what
Nothing — once the Integration is active, the blog runs itself. Want a look first? Publish as inactive drafts and activate each post from the Magento admin.
Your Adobe Commerce store, finally with a blog.
Setup
One composer require adds the free Magefan Blog and the tiny DraftSEO Media module that hosts body images.
~5 minutes
In Magento admin → System → Integrations, add a DraftSEO integration and copy the four credentials.
~2 minutes
Connect a site → Magento → paste. DraftSEO verifies the connection and Magefan.
~1 minute
Shopper keywords in, store articles out — images on your own media.
Ongoing · zero clicks
What you win
Guides and comparisons catch shoppers researching, then route them to your product pages.
Posts and images live on your Magento domain — SEO value you own, not rent.
A steady stream of posts compounds in search while your team runs the store.
FAQ
The free Magefan Blog extension and a standard Magento Integration for API credentials — plus the free DraftSEO Media module for images. One composer require installs both DraftSEO pieces.
On your own store. Magento has no media-upload API, so the free, receive-only DraftSEO Media module writes body images to your pub/media — the article never links back to us.
Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce 2.4.x with REST API access. Adobe Commerce as a Cloud Service is out of scope.
No card required. Images on your own pub/media.