Pinterest Templates
Pick a pin size, add a photo and a big title, choose colors and download a pin ready for Pinterest.
How to use: Pinterest Templates
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Pick a size and a design
Choose the format for your platform and click one of the ready-made designs. Every design adapts to the size.
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Add your text and photo
Type a headline, subtitle and a small line, drop a background photo and drag it into place, add a logo, pick fonts and colors.
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Check the safe zones and download
Turn on the guides to see what the platform crops or covers, then download a PNG or JPG in the exact pixel size.
What works on Pinterest
Pinterest is a visual search engine: people browse a grid of images and save ideas to boards. The recommended pin is a 1000×1500 vertical image with a 2:3 ratio, which takes up more space in the grid than a square. Square 1000×1000 pins also work, and the 600×600 canvas is meant for board covers.
Pins are often seen at a small size on phones, so use a large, clear title overlay, a strong photo and plenty of contrast, and keep generous margins around the text. A small logo or website name helps when the pin is saved and shared far from its original link. Step-by-step guides, recipes and before-and-after images are natural formats for tall pins.
Pick one of eight designs, type a headline, subtitle and a short line such as your website, then choose a font, colors or a gradient and add your own photo, which you can drag and zoom right on the preview. Safe-zone guides show what gets cropped or covered, and they are never exported. Download a PNG or JPG at the exact pixel size, or press Open in editor to keep working on layers in the photo editor. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is uploaded.
Everything runs locally in your browser — your images are never uploaded to a server.