ToolForgeby ForgeSparse

Pinterest Image & Video Downloader

Save Pinterest image and video pins at full resolution.

How to download from Pinterest

Right-clicking a pin gives you the display copy, not the original. Paste the pin link and you get the largest version Pinterest holds.

  1. 1

    Copy the pin link

    Open the pin, tap the share icon and choose Copy link.

  2. 2

    Paste it here

    Pick Image or Video and paste.

  3. 3

    Download

    Save the file.

What comes back

The original, not the preview

Pinterest serves several sizes per pin. You get the largest stored version, which is often much bigger than what the board shows.

Pins point somewhere else

Most pins are images someone saved from another site. What you download is Pinterest's stored copy, which may already be a resized version of the true original.

If you need the genuine source file, follow the pin through to the website it links to — that's where the highest-quality version usually lives.

One tool, plenty of uses

Mood boards

Pull references into a local folder for a design project.

Recipe and craft saves

Keep step images where you can see them without the app.

Your own pins

Recover creative you pinned for a brand account.

Print references

Get the largest version available before scaling for print.

Client presentations

Drop real reference images into a deck at usable resolution.

Offline browsing

Save a set of ideas to look through later.

What you get

Largest available size

The stored original rather than the board thumbnail.

Video pins

Idea Pins and video pins as MP4.

No login

Public pins only, no Pinterest account involved.

Fast

Paste, preview, save — no queue.

Where the limits are

  • Secret boards and private pins can't be fetched.
  • Pinterest's stored copy may already be smaller than the true source file on the original website.
  • Multi-page Idea Pins are fetched clip by clip.

Rights and fair use

Pins are usually someone else's work, saved by a third party. Personal reference use is generally fine.

Commercial use, redistribution, or printing for sale needs permission from the original creator — not the person who pinned it.

Questions people ask