“Picking the board upfront keeps our content tidy and on-brand.”
Create Pins with Links, Preview, and Schedule—All in One Place
Add an image or video, write a title and description, attach a destination link, choose a board, and publish on your schedule.
From idea to scheduled Pin in three steps
Connect your Pinterest and pick the board you’ll post to.
Attach an image or video, write a title, description, and link.
See it in Pinterest style and pick your publish time.
Write a clear title, add a helpful description, link it
- Title up to 100 characters (required) with real-time counter
- Description up to 500 characters with emoji support
- Destination link (optional) with URL validation and domain chip
Image Pin Placeholder
JPG/PNG, up to 10MB
Image Pins
- Single image per pin (up to 10MB)
- Drag & drop with instant preview
Video Pin Placeholder
MP4/MOV, up to 2GB, 15 min max
Video Pins
- Single video per pin; image and video are mutually exclusive
- Progress, cancel, and duration checks
Organize by Board
Pick the right board before posting. We validate the board and keep it linked to your account.
- Board ID tracking and helpful errors if not set
- Retrieve boards and select from your list
Calendar Placeholder
Plan monthly; track pending, scheduled, posted
Schedule and we’ll post it for you
- Timezone-aware scheduling with retries
- Safe window to avoid very old posts
- Edit drafts and scheduled Pins anytime
Preview exactly how your Pin will look
- Avatar, username, and domain chip
- Image or video with duration overlay
- Title and description formatting
Design, link, and schedule—without detours
“Domain chips and validation save us from bad URLs.”
“Calendar + retries means it actually posts when we planned.”
Frequently asked
Yes—Pinterest requires a board for each Pin. We validate it before posting.
Yes. Upload one video up to 2GB and 15 minutes; or choose a single image instead.
Pinterest tokens remain valid until revoked. We handle re-authorization if needed.
Absolutely. Pick a date/time and we’ll post automatically, with retries on failure.
Yes. Add a destination URL; we show a domain chip and validate the format.