Free Pinterest Tools

83 free tools for Pinterest marketers, no account needed. Pick a category, or browse them all.

Pin design & images

Make the pin, get the picture right and post it: design a 1000×1500 pin from your photo or start from a finished pin template, post a picture, a video, several pictures or a draft on Pinterest in its own steps, put a before and an after photo on one pin, pair two fonts for its title, make a text logo for your brand, pull a color palette from an image, check an image’s size and aspect ratio for Pinterest, give photos a film camera’s look and see which AI labels an image’s file carries, size your profile cover and your profile picture, make a profile or board cover from your photos, set its DPI for print, check a video against Pinterest’s own video specs before you post it, see your Pin on Pinterest’s dark mode, and make a QR code for your profile, a board or a pin.

Vision & mood boards

Vision board ideas for each part of your life, a vision board maker for your phone, desktop or printer, an affirmation board for your lock screen, finished examples to remake, pictures to print, a printable kit of words and affirmation cards, quotes with checked sources, a vision board party planner, an aesthetic quiz that ends in a ready Pinterest board, a mood board maker for a client project, an aesthetic mood board that opens on cottagecore, dark academia or 13 more, wedding color palettes that open your wedding mood board, and a brand board with your logo, colors and fonts.

Keywords & Pinterest SEO

Get found in Pinterest search: check a keyword’s real demand, fit a pin’s title and description to Pinterest’s limits, turn hashtags back into the keywords they stand for, name boards the way people search, write their descriptions, plan the sections inside them, see who can see them (private boards, a private profile, search privacy), delete, unsave or hide a Pin, delete, archive or merge a board, deactivate or delete your account, reset what your home feed shows, turn down AI Pins or opt out of AI training, pick a personal or business account, find someone’s profile, block, unfollow or report someone, and reach the right Pinterest support form, with Pinterest’s own steps, pick a username that fits Pinterest’s rules, see what fancy fonts in a bio do to search and screen readers, check a pin before you publish it, and check that your pages carry the tags a Rich Pin needs.

Everything on this page is free and works without an account. Each tool answers one question a Pinterest marketer actually has — what should this pin look like, which colors are in this photo, is anybody searching for this keyword, when do this niche's best pins go up, will this title fit, will this link show up properly in Google Analytics, what will this ad budget buy — and answers it in your browser in a few seconds. Nothing you type or upload is stored by us.

Where the numbers come from

A limit or a rule is quoted from the company that sets it — Pinterest's own developer documentation and ad specifications for character counts and image sizes, Google's own channel definitions and source list for how Analytics files a link — with the date we last checked it printed next to the answer. Where the answer is PinPinterest's own measurement (the best time to post by niche), the page says how many pins it counted and which week. Where the published figures disagree, and for ad prices they do, the tools show each source by name rather than averaging them into a number nobody published.

Share an answer, or put a tool on your site

Every result has its own link, so you can send a client the exact numbers you worked out. Every tool also has an Embed button: paste the code into your blog or course page and the tool works there as it does here, free, with a credit line back.

When a free tool is not enough

These answer one question at a time. PinPinterest itself measures what is actually earning saves on Pinterest — keyword demand, a score on every pin, daily rank tracking and competitor accounts — so you can see what works before you design for it. See the plans, or start with the blog.