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Pinterest Video
& Image Downloader

Save any public Pinterest pin — videos, images, GIFs, and Idea Pins — straight to your device. No watermarks, no account, no software.

Pinterest Video Downloader

Download Pinterest Videos, Images & GIFs in HD — Free, Fast & No Watermark

Example: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/123456789 or https://pin.it/abc123

Lightning Fast Download in seconds
HD Quality Up to 1080p resolution
No Watermark Clean, original files
All Devices Mobile, tablet & desktop

How to Download Pinterest Videos

1

Copy the Pinterest Link

Open the Pinterest app or website. Find the video, image, or GIF you want to download. Tap the Share icon and select Copy Link. On desktop, simply copy the URL from the browser address bar.

2

Paste the URL Above

Come back to this page and paste the copied Pinterest link into the input box above. You can also tap the Paste button to instantly paste from your clipboard.

3

Download & Save

Click the Download button. Choose your preferred quality (SD, HD, or Full HD). The file will be saved directly to your device — no signup or installation required.

No account No watermark Works on mobile Up to 1080p

Pinterest doesn’t let you save pins —
this tool does

Pinterest has no built-in download button for videos, images, or GIFs. This free downloader fills that gap with a single paste-and-tap workflow.

Pinterest is a goldmine of visual content — recipes, decor ideas, fashion inspiration, DIY tutorials — but the platform intentionally omits a download button from its own UI. If you want to keep a pin for offline reference, share it outside the app, or use it in your own content workflow, you’re stuck screenshotting or recording your screen.

This tool solves that in three seconds. Paste any public pin URL — whether it’s a full pinterest.com/pin/… link or a shortened pin.it/… share link — and you’ll get the original file back as an MP4, JPG, PNG, or GIF. No watermarks, no cropping, no recompression. Exactly what the creator uploaded.

Download any pin in 3 steps

No extensions, no accounts, no software — just a pin URL and your browser.

1

Copy the pin URL

Open the pin in Pinterest. Tap the share icon and choose Copy link. Both pinterest.com/pin/… and pin.it/… formats are supported.

2

Paste it above

Drop the link into the download box at the top of this page. The tool auto-detects whether the pin is a video, image, GIF, or Idea Pin.

3

Select quality & save

Pick your preferred quality (up to 1080p when the creator uploaded HD) and tap Download. The file saves to your device instantly.

What you can download

Every public pin type is supported — not just videos.

Video Pins

MP4 video files saved directly from Pinterest’s CDN — up to 1080p when the creator uploaded HD.

Images (JPG / PNG)

Full-resolution photos and graphics in the original format — recipes, wallpapers, decor, and more.

Animated GIFs

Preserved as true animated GIFs — not converted to static frames or short videos.

Idea Pins

Multi-page story pins — each page (video or image) is extracted where publicly hosted.

How to download on your device

The steps differ slightly depending on your operating system. Pick the one that matches you.

Android

  1. Open the pin in Chrome, Samsung Internet, or Firefox.
  2. Tap the share icon and Copy link.
  3. Paste the link into the downloader above.
  4. Select quality and tap Download.

Files save to your Downloads folder — accessible from the Files, My Files, or Gallery app.

iPhone / iPad

  1. Open the pin in Safari.
  2. Tap share → Copy link.
  3. Paste the link into the downloader.
  4. Tap Download — iOS will ask where to save it.

Videos land in the Files app, not Camera Roll. To save to Photos, open Files and long-press → Save to Photos. For direct-to-Photos saving, Documents by Readdle is the easiest helper.

Desktop

  1. Open the pin on pinterest.com.
  2. Right-click the pin (or use the share button) → Copy link.
  3. Paste into the downloader above.
  4. Select quality and click Download.

Works on Windows, macOS, Linux, and ChromeOS in every modern browser — Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, Brave, Arc.

Why creators choose this tool

Designed for content creators, marketers, researchers, and everyday pinners.

Real-time processing

Pins are fetched directly from Pinterest the moment you tap — never cached, never stale.

Private & secure

Your URLs and media aren’t stored. Everything streams through and is discarded immediately.

Works on mobile

Fully responsive. Download straight from iPhone, iPad, or any Android device — no desktop needed.

Original quality

Delivers the highest resolution Pinterest exposes — up to 1080p for video, full-res for images.

All pin types

Videos, images, GIFs, and Idea Pins — the tool auto-detects the format and delivers it natively.

Zero bloat

No watermarks, no injected ads, no recompression. Pure MP4, JPG, PNG, or GIF — as uploaded.

Why Pinterest has no built-in download

It’s a deliberate product decision — not a technical limitation.

Pinterest’s business model depends on keeping users inside the app. Every saved pin, click-through, and re-pin is a signal the recommendation engine uses to serve more ads and more sponsored content. An official download button would let people grab content and leave — bad for engagement metrics, bad for advertiser ROI.

Pinterest also leans hard on copyright concerns. A prominent download button would invite arguments that the platform is facilitating unauthorized copying of creator content. By omitting one, Pinterest shifts that responsibility onto users and third-party tools.

The result is a platform packed with visual content you can’t easily take with you. Third-party downloaders exist because the demand is obvious — millions of people search “how to download Pinterest video” every month.

What format do you get?

A quick technical primer on file formats, resolution, and audio.

Video → MP4 (H.264)

All Pinterest video pins are delivered as MP4 files — the platform’s native CDN format. MP4 plays on every device, browser, and video editor: iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, Linux, Premiere, Final Cut, CapCut, DaVinci Resolve, and so on. You never need to convert.

The 720p cap (and when 1080p is possible)

Pinterest re-encodes most uploaded videos to a 720p master. If the creator uploaded an HD file, the platform sometimes keeps a 1080p rendition available — in those cases this tool will expose it as an option. Anything above 1080p is effectively not served by Pinterest’s CDN.

Audio

Audio is bundled inside the MP4 (AAC codec). If you need an audio-only file, extract it with a free online converter like Convertio or CloudConvert — no install required.

Images & GIFs

Still images come down in their original JPG or PNG. GIFs stay as real animated GIFs — not looped videos, not frame-stripped stills.

Troubleshooting common issues

Most problems fall into one of these six buckets. Here’s how to fix each.

1. “URL not supported” or “Invalid link”

You probably pasted a board URL or profile URL instead of a pin URL. Open the specific pin first, then copy its link — it should contain /pin/ or start with pin.it/.

2. Download fails or hangs halfway

Usually a transient network issue or a rate-limit on Pinterest’s side. Wait 60 seconds, refresh the page, and paste the URL again. Switching from Wi-Fi to mobile data (or vice versa) often helps.

3. Video saves but has no sound

The original pin was uploaded without audio — creators frequently mute videos for autoplay. Check by opening the pin on Pinterest; if it’s silent there, it’ll be silent in the download.

4. iPhone saves video to Files, not Photos

That’s iOS Safari’s default behavior for MP4 downloads. Open the Files app, find the video in Downloads, long-press it, and choose Save to Photos. Or use Documents by Readdle for one-tap Photo saves.

5. Only 720p is available — no 1080p option

The creator didn’t upload an HD source, so Pinterest’s CDN doesn’t store a 1080p rendition. 720p is the maximum in that case — no tool can conjure quality that isn’t there.

6. Need to download dozens of pins at once

This tool processes one pin at a time by design. For bulk archiving of entire boards, a dedicated desktop app like WFDownloader is purpose-built for that workflow.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about downloading Pinterest pins.

Is the Pinterest downloader free to use?
Yes. The tool is 100% free — no subscription, no credit card, no trial tier. A light fair-usage limit keeps the service responsive for everyone.
Do I need a Pinterest account to download pins?
No. You don’t need to sign in, and you don’t need to own a Pinterest account. As long as the pin is public, the tool can fetch it.
Are there any watermarks on downloaded files?
None. The file you receive is exactly what Pinterest’s CDN serves — the creator’s original MP4, JPG, PNG, or GIF with nothing added.
Can I download from private or secret Pinterest boards?
No. Only publicly visible pins are supported. If a pin lives on a secret board or requires log-in, the tool cannot access it — and it shouldn’t, out of respect for the creator’s privacy settings.
Why is my download capped at 720p?
Pinterest stores most uploaded videos at 720p. If the creator provided a 1080p source, the tool will offer 1080p. Anything above that isn’t served by Pinterest’s CDN, so no downloader can deliver higher resolution.
Does the tool support bulk downloads?
Not in a single batch — the tool handles one pin at a time. For archiving entire boards, a desktop app such as WFDownloader is a better fit.
Do short pin.it links work?
Yes. Both full pinterest.com/pin/… URLs and shortened pin.it/… share links are supported. The tool resolves the redirect automatically before fetching the media.
Can I download Idea Pins (story-style pins)?
Idea Pins are multi-page stories. The tool extracts each page — video or image — where the underlying media is publicly hosted on Pinterest’s CDN.
Can I use downloaded pins commercially?
Only if you own the content or have explicit permission from the creator. Downloading does not transfer copyright. For commercial use, always secure a license — and when in doubt, ask the creator directly.
Does the tool store my downloads on its servers?
No. Files stream through the server in real-time and are discarded immediately. No URLs, no media, and no personal information are retained.

This tool is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Pinterest, Inc. Pinterest® is a registered trademark of Pinterest, Inc. Use of this tool must comply with Pinterest’s Terms of Service and applicable copyright law. Please respect creators — only download pins you have the right to save.

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