Running a Pinterest account takes more than good photos. You have to write clear titles, keep your images in the right shape, plan what to post and track where your clicks come from. The free Pinterest tools on this page cover each of those jobs in your browser, so you can finish them in minutes instead of switching between five different apps.

Every tool is free, needs no sign up and works on a phone as well as a computer. When a tool works with your images, the file is processed in your browser and is not uploaded to our server, which keeps your artwork private.

What each Pinterest tool does

Create a Pin from a URL reads a blog post or product page and gives you a Pin draft with a title, a description and images you can pick from.
Pinterest Pin Checker scores your image size, title length, description and alt text before you publish.
Social Media Image Resizer turns one picture into the right size for Pinterest, Instagram, Facebook, X and YouTube.
UTM Link Builder adds tracking tags to one link or to hundreds of links so you can see which Pins send visitors.
Pinterest Title and Description Generator gives you keyword focused wording that stays inside the character limits.
Pinterest Content Plan Generator builds a 7, 14 or 30 day posting plan with Pin types, titles and board names.

How to get the most from these tools

A simple workflow works well. Start with the content plan so you know what to publish this week. Turn each blog post into a Pin draft with the URL tool, then open the PinMaker Pin editor to design the final image in the 2:3 shape that Pinterest recommends. Run the finished Pin through the Pin Checker, tag the destination link with the UTM builder and publish.

Pinterest explains its own image and content guidelines in the Pinterest business help center, and these tools are built around those recommendations. Because the platform changes from time to time, treat the checks as helpful guidance and compare them with the official rules before a big campaign.

Who these Pinterest tools are for

Bloggers use them to turn every new post into several Pins. Online shop owners use them to create product Pins and keep their links trackable. Social media managers use the planner and the resizer to keep a client account active without starting from a blank page each week. If you are new to Pinterest, the checker is a friendly way to learn what a well formed Pin looks like.

Frequently asked questions about free Pinterest tools

Are these Pinterest tools really free?

Yes. There is no trial period, no watermark and no account to create. You open a tool and use it.

Do I need to upload my images?

Image tools such as the checker and the resizer work inside your browser. Your picture stays on your device.

Which tool should I try first?

If you already have a blog, start with the Create a Pin from a URL tool. If you are starting from nothing, the content plan generator gives you a clear list of what to make first.