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PinPilot brings Pinterest content creation, review, scheduling and analytics into one workspace. Write a Pin, create its image, choose a public board and decide when it should go live.

Yes. New workspaces start on the Starter plan. Current limits are shown on the Pricing page. No card payment is collected during signup.

You can prepare drafts and designs before connecting an account. Publishing and Pinterest analytics require an eligible Pinterest account connected through the official OAuth flow. Access also depends on the operator’s Pinterest developer approval.

Yes, when the operator has configured Google sign-in. Existing email/password users connect Google from Settings after confirming their password. A matching email alone does not merge accounts.

No. AI suggestions and article imports become drafts. Review the copy and image, save the Pin and approve its current version before publishing or scheduling. Editing an approved Pin requires a fresh approval.

Crop, resize, rotate or flip your image; add text, a panel, a logo or a footer; apply a template and brand kit; then export PNG, JPEG or WebP, or save a new copy to your media library.

Choose custom times, intervals or daily slots and review the preview in your workspace timezone. The app stores publish times in UTC. A working scheduler and queue worker are required for background publishing.

The Failed page shows the recorded failure and available next steps. Rate limits and temporary errors may be retried. If Pinterest’s response is uncertain, check Pinterest before retrying so you do not accidentally create a duplicate.

Yes. Eligible videos use Pinterest’s media upload flow, and bulk creation supports multiple assets and shared fields. All content still needs valid board, media and approval checks.

No. It is an internal checklist for useful fields such as title, keyword, description, destination and alt text. It is not a ranking guarantee or a Pinterest metric.

The workspace tracks created Pins, successful publications, AI credit usage, article imports and storage. Account and team limits apply too. Check Usage inside your workspace for the current period and allowance.

Contact the site operator about the plan you want. Subscriptions are managed manually in this release. There is no built-in card checkout or automatic payment collection.

AI must first be enabled and configured by the operator. Your workspace also needs enough AI credits. The price of a plan does not itself activate an external AI provider.

For manually arranged payments, ask the operator about the written terms attached to your order. The Refund Policy explains how to request a review; it does not promise an automatic refund or override statutory rights.

No. You authorize access on Pinterest and return to PinPilot. Pinterest access tokens are encrypted at rest. You can disconnect an account in PinPilot and revoke access in Pinterest.

Yes. Workspaces have owner, admin, editor, reviewer and viewer roles. Reviewers can approve the saved version of a Pin; plan limits control how many people can join.

Yes. Use an authenticator app in Settings and save your recovery codes. Google sign-in still requires your PinPilot two-factor code when two-factor authentication is enabled.

Use Settings → Delete account, confirm your password and type DELETE. Google-only users first set a password using the reset email. Your owned workspaces and local content are deleted; Pins already published on Pinterest remain there.

The supplied app uses cookies for sessions, CSRF protection and optional remembered sign-in. It does not include advertising trackers or third-party analytics scripts. See the Cookie Policy for details.