Pinterest Image Downloader
Save any Pinterest photo or graphic at its true upload resolution, not the shrunken preview your browser shows in the feed.
- Original resolution
- JPG & PNG
- No login
- Nothing installed
- Pin types supported
- 4 Pin types supported
- Files stored on our servers
- 0 Files stored on our servers
- Typical time per download
- ~5s Typical time per download
- Forever, no account
- Free Forever, no account
Step by step
How to download a Pinterest image
Three steps, and you keep every pixel the creator uploaded.
- 1
Open the image pin
Tap the pin you want so it fills the screen. Copy its link from the share menu, or from the address bar on desktop.
- 2
Paste the link above
Drop the URL into the field and press Download. We read every size Pinterest holds for that image.
- 3
Take the Original
The first button is labelled Original quality. That is the untouched upload from the /originals/ path, not the compressed grid thumbnail.
What you get
Why people use this Pinterest downloader
Original quality, always
We read the pin payload directly, so you get the full-resolution image or the highest MP4 the pin ships with, not a re-compressed copy.
No login, no app
No Pinterest account, no browser extension, no APK. Paste a link in any browser on Android, iPhone, Windows or Mac and the file is yours.
No watermark added
The file you save is byte-for-byte what Pinterest serves. We never brand, crop, re-encode or overlay anything on top of it.
Nothing is stored
Links are resolved on the fly and streamed straight through. We keep no copy of your pin, no download history and no personal data.
Videos, images, GIFs, Idea Pins
One box handles every pin type, including multi-page Idea Pins and carousels, where each slide gets its own download button.
Built for speed
Static pre-rendered pages, system fonts and a lookup API with no client framework. The page paints before most sites finish their first request.
The difference between the preview and the original
Every image pin exists on Pinterest’s CDN in a ladder of sizes. The feed uses the narrow ones so the
grid loads fast; the detail page uses a mid-size copy. The full upload sits behind an /originals/
path that the interface never links to directly.
That is why a right-click save so often produces a 736 pixel image when the creator uploaded something four times larger. This tool reads the size ladder from the pin record and offers you the top rung, and checks that the file really exists on the CDN before putting a button in front of you.
Good uses for a saved pin
Mood boards and design references, print-quality inspiration for a renovation or a tattoo brief, a wallpaper for your own phone, colour palettes pulled out of a photograph, or an offline archive of your own uploads before you delete a board. All of that is what a downloader is for.
What it is not for is scraping other people’s work into a store listing or a stock library. The pixels are easy to copy; the licence is not.
Answers
Frequently asked questions
How do I download a Pinterest image in full resolution?
Paste the pin link above and choose the option labelled "Original quality". That is the untouched file the creator uploaded, which is usually far larger than what right-clicking the page would have saved.
Why is right-click "Save image as" lower quality?
Pinterest serves scaled previews in the feed, commonly 236, 474 or 736 pixels wide, and that preview is what your browser has in memory. Right-clicking saves the preview. This tool requests the original instead.
What file format do I get?
Whatever the creator uploaded, normally JPG for photographs and PNG for graphics with transparency. Animated uploads keep their GIF container. We never convert between formats.
Can I download all images from a Pinterest board at once?
Not from a board URL. Pinterest paginates boards behind its own API, so this tool works one pin at a time. Open the individual pin, copy its link, and download it.
Do downloaded images keep their EXIF data?
The file is passed through untouched, so whatever metadata Pinterest stored is what you receive. Pinterest itself strips most camera EXIF on upload, so do not expect the original shooting data to survive.
Can I use a downloaded pin on my own website?
Only if you own it or have permission. Most pins are someone else’s photography, illustration or product shot, and reposting without a licence is a copyright problem regardless of how the file was obtained.
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Ready to save your pin?
Scroll back up, paste the link and pick a quality. It takes about five seconds.
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