Original size
You get the upload itself, often 1000 to 2000 pixels wide, rather than the 736 px copy the feed displays.
Paste a Pinterest pin link and save the picture in its original size, not the resized copy the app shows. Carousel pins give you every image.
For public image pins and carousels. No Pinterest account needed.
Save Pinterest pictures from any phone or computer browser
Long-pressing a pin saves a resized copy. This finds the original file the pinner uploaded, at full size.
You get the upload itself, often 1000 to 2000 pixels wide, rather than the 736 px copy the feed displays.
A pin with several pictures lists every one of them, and Download all saves the whole set.
A JPG stays a JPG and a PNG stays a PNG. The picture is not compressed a second time.
Saving a Pinterest photo here takes a link, not an account. You do not install anything or enter a password.
Tap Share on a picture pin, copy the pin.it link and paste it. It points to the same pin as the long address.
The image goes from Pinterest to your device without being saved on our server, and there is no account to build a history on.
How to download Pinterest images at full quality, which file format you end up with, and how to get past the usual errors.
The feed and the app's own save option give you a 736 pixel copy. This Pinterest picture downloader goes to the original upload instead, so you get the HD file the pinner posted. For most pins that is 1000 to 2000 pixels wide.
Photos come out as JPG in most cases. Graphics and screenshots are often PNG, and some newer uploads are WebP. The card under each picture shows the format before you tap Download, and nothing is converted.
"We could not find that pin" means it was deleted or sits on a secret board. A pin.it link that lands on Pinterest's home page has expired, so copy it again from the pin. "Too many links from your connection" clears after an hour.
Save a Pinterest image without the app: open the pin in your phone's browser, copy the address and paste it here. On iPhone, the picture goes to Files under Downloads; tap Share, then Save Image to move it to Photos. On Android it lands in Downloads and shows in Gallery. On a computer it goes to your Downloads folder. Where downloaded files go on each device covers the details.
Saving the photo pages of an Idea Pin? The Idea Pin downloader lists every page with its own button.
Getting a pin's picture onto your phone or computer takes three steps.
Open the image pin in the Pinterest app, tap Share and choose Copy link. In a browser, open the pin so it fills the page, then copy its address.
Paste the link into the box above and press Download. Each picture appears as a card that shows its format and, where Pinterest lists it, its size in pixels.
Tap Download under a picture, or Download all to take a whole carousel. Android keeps images in Downloads; on iPhone they land in the Files app.
How picture pins, boards and GIFs differ when you save them.
The feed loads a 736 px copy to keep scrolling fast. The upload behind it is usually bigger and crisper.
Need every picture on a board? The Pinterest board downloader lists up to 50 pins from one link.
A pin that moves is a GIF, and the Pinterest GIF downloader keeps its animation.
Pictures on secret boards stay private. Only public pins can be fetched.
Questions about picture size, file formats and saving to your phone. Cannot find yours? Send it in and someone will get back to you.
Yes, with no paid tier and no account. You can save as many pictures as you like, within a limit of 40 links an hour from one connection.
Paste the pin link and press Download. We ask Pinterest for the original upload rather than the 736 pixel copy the feed shows, so the file is often 1000 to 2000 pixels wide and much sharper.
Yes. Each picture in the carousel gets its own card and Download button. Download all saves them one by one, about a second apart, so the browser does not block them.
Neither. The image reaches you exactly as Pinterest stores it, in its own format: JPG, PNG or WebP.
Yes. Paste the short link the Pinterest app copies when you tap Share. It resolves to the full pin, and the picture is fetched from there.
No. Secret boards are visible only to the people invited to them, and this tool reads only what Pinterest shows publicly. The same goes for deleted pins.
Android puts them in Downloads, and they show in Gallery a moment later. On iPhone and iPad, Safari saves to Files under Downloads; open the picture, tap Share and choose Save Image to put it in Photos.
Keeping a copy for a mood board or personal reference is the usual use. Posting someone else's photo as your own, selling prints of it or using it in ads needs the owner's permission under copyright law and Pinterest's terms.
Some pins only exist at that size, because the pinner uploaded a small picture or Pinterest kept no larger copy. In a carousel we try the original first and fall back to the 736 pixel copy when there is none.
The file keeps the format it was uploaded in. Most phones and browsers open WebP; if an app refuses it, open the picture in a photo editor and export it as JPG.