Turn any blog post, product, or recipe into eye-catching Pinterest pins. Free to use, no design skills required.
Paste a blog post, product page, or recipe URL to extract content
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Upload an image or extract from a URL
Default for all pins. Override per-pin via the content button.
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Drop in any blog post, product page, or recipe link. We read the page title, description, and every image we can find - including lazy-loaded ones most scrapers miss.
Pick from 30 templates, 15 palettes, and 10 font pairings. Edit any text inline, swap the image, or hit Randomize to see six fresh combinations at once.
Download 1000x1500 PNGs at 2x density - no watermark, no attribution, no account. Upload straight to Pinterest or drop them into your scheduler.
Everything you need to create professional pins that drive traffic
Blog, product, list, quote, recipe, and creative layouts - each built around Pinterest safe zones rather than resized from a generic design preset.
Every session renders six variations side by side. Lock the ones you like, reshuffle the rest, and export a month of fresh pins for one post.
Paste a link and the title, description, and images come across automatically - including images hidden behind lazy loading and structured data.
1000x1500px at 2x density, high-contrast text, and capped element counts. The design rules Pinterest publishes are built into the templates.
Multi-color sets rather than single accent colors, because pins with several dominant colors are repinned substantially more often.
Clean PNGs you own outright, created without an account. Sign in only if you want your session to follow you across devices.
Every template is a real Pinterest layout at 1000x1500, not a resized social graphic. Open the Template panel above to preview any of them against your own content.
Built for articles and how-to posts, where the headline has to do the selling at thumbnail size.
Layouts that give a product photo a colored ground, a price, and a call to action so it reads as a pin rather than a catalogue shot.
Listicle and step-by-step layouts. Numbers are the strongest click driver on Pinterest, so these put them front and center.
Typography-led pins for pull quotes and one-liners, for when the words are the image.
Cook time and servings as first-class fields, because recipe pins get saved when those details show before the click.
Editorial, collage, and shaped layouts for travel, lifestyle, and fashion content that needs to look less like a template.
The generator was built for people who publish constantly and do not have a designer on call.
Bloggers
Pinterest rewards fresh pins, not repeat uploads of the same image. The accepted practice is several distinct pins per post, spaced out over weeks. Paste your post URL once and export six different designs in a single session, then schedule them across a month.
E-commerce & Etsy Sellers
Product photography on a white background disappears in the Pinterest feed. The product templates place your item on a colored ground with a price badge and CTA, so the pin reads as a pin rather than a catalogue cut-out. Lock a palette and every product in your shop stays on-brand.
Affiliate Marketers
Affiliate work lives or dies on how many quality pins you can put out. Extraction plus randomize turns a round-up post into six click-ready pins in under a minute, with no design tool, no template file to maintain, and no per-export cost.
Food & Recipe Creators
Recipe pins get saved when the cook time and servings are visible before the click. The recipe template surfaces both as first-class fields, and the warm palettes are the ones the engagement research favors for food.
Pinterest publishes real constraints on size, contrast, and placement, and most pins ignore them. These are the rules the templates enforce for you, so a pin made here is already compliant before you export it.
Pinterest recommends 1000x1500px and truncates anything taller in the feed. Square pins see materially less engagement than 2:3. Every export here is 1000x1500 at 2x density.
That is where the decision to click actually happens - roughly a 70% reduction. Headlines need to survive it, which is why the templates start at large, bold type rather than the 30pt floor.
Only the top 50-60% of a 2:3 pin is visible before a scroll, and Pinterest overlays its own save button and description near the bottom edge. Text placed high measurably outperforms text placed low.
Text on an image needs a 4.5:1 contrast ratio to stay readable. A 50% overlay reliably clears it; 30% often does not. The templates apply scrims automatically so your text never sits naked on a photo.
Analysis of 500,000+ Pinterest images found pins with several dominant colors repinned far more often than single-color ones, and medium-lightness images beat very dark ones by a wide margin. The palettes are built as coordinated multi-color sets for that reason.
One hero image, one headline, one CTA, and an optional logo. Cluttered pins consistently underperform, so the templates cap what can appear rather than letting you fill the canvas.
Figures come from Pinterest's published business guidance alongside third-party engagement studies of large pin samples.
Founder of Pin Stats · Pinterest analytics developer
Ruslan is a software engineer who has been building websites for over 15 years and works on Pinterest as a traffic channel for his own projects. InsightPins grew out of the microtools he built for that workflow — including this pin generator.
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