Create a Pinterest Pin from a URL

Paste a link to your article or product page. PinMaker reads the title, description and images and builds a Pin draft you can edit and download.

How it works

  • Paste the URL of a public page you own or have permission to use.
  • Pick up to four images and edit the title.
  • Open the draft in PinMaker, choose a layout and download your Pin.
  • Copy the description into Pinterest when you publish.

Frequently asked questions

Does it work with any website?

It works with public pages that show a title and images. Pages behind a login, or that block automated requests, cannot be read.

Are my images stored?

No. The page and images are fetched to build your draft and are not saved. The Pin itself is made in your browser.

Can I use any image I find?

Only use images you own or have permission to publish. You confirm this before the draft opens.

How to create a Pinterest Pin from a URL

Turning every blog post into a Pin takes time. This tool reads the page you paste, finds its title, description and main images, and hands you a ready draft. You then open the draft in the PinMaker editor and finish the design.

Only public web pages can be read. The tool fetches the page once to collect the text and picture links, does not keep the page, and limits how often it can be called to stop abuse.

  • Paste the full address of your blog post or product page.
  • Press the fetch button and wait a moment.
  • Choose the title, description and up to four images you want.
  • Open the draft in the editor and pick a layout.
  • Download the Pin and upload it to Pinterest with your link.

Tips for better Pins from your pages

  • Use a page with a clear title and large images for the best results.
  • Rewrite the title so it reads like a search phrase, not a headline.
  • Make several Pins from one post, each with a different image and title.
  • Tag the destination with the UTM link builder so you can see which Pin works.

You can also plan which posts to turn into Pins with the content plan generator. The privacy details of this tool are explained in our privacy policy, and Pinterest describes how rich Pins read page data in its rich Pins guide.

Pinterest Pin from URL questions

Does it work with any website?

It works with public pages. Pages behind a login or that block automated requests cannot be read.

Are my pages stored?

No. The page is read once to extract the text and images and is not kept.

Is it free?

Yes. It is free and needs no account.