Clipboard & uploads
Paste an image straight into the composer, drag in your files or reuse an asset from your private media library.
From the first sentence to the final schedule, create Pinterest content
with a little more clarity and a lot more control.
Keep the image, title, description, destination and board together while you create. The live preview makes it easier to see the Pin you are about to share.
Paste an image straight into the composer, drag in your files or reuse an asset from your private media library.
Add a primary keyword, alt text, board section and UTM tags. The internal SEO checklist helps you catch missing fields.
Create multiple drafts with bulk uploads and shared defaults. Apply fields to selected rows, then save and review.
A hands-on canvas, reusable brand kits and original layouts give you a head start without taking the creative decisions away from you.
Crop, resize, rotate and flip. Add a text panel, logo or footer, and choose colors, fonts and padding.
Browse 45 original system templates or save your own layouts. Keep colors, logos and defaults consistent with a brand kit.
Undo or redo your changes, export PNG, JPEG or WebP, or save a new image to your workspace media library.
Bring in an article URL or ask for content suggestions. Nothing jumps from a suggestion straight to Pinterest.
Extract useful metadata and choose images from a public article. Build draft variations and check them before use.
The operator can enable OpenAI for copy and keyword suggestions. Generation uses your workspace AI credits.
Treat generated copy as a starting point. Check accuracy, image rights, tone and relevance, then save your own version.
Review is part of the workflow, with clear roles and approval tied to the exact saved version.
Owners, admins and reviewers can approve content. Editors create and refine; viewers follow along.
Changing a saved Pin invalidates its approval and cancels scheduling. Review the new version before sending it out.
Draft, review, approved, queued, published and failed states show where content stands. Activity records help your team follow important actions.
Choose a time, build a batch schedule or publish an approved Pin immediately. Your calendar and queue keep the next step visible.
Use custom dates, intervals or daily slots. Preview the plan in your workspace timezone before saving.
Scheduled Pins are picked up by the application scheduler and queue worker. The operator’s hosting must keep these running.
Failures and uncertain outcomes stay visible. Check a Pin’s publication receipt and Pinterest before manually retrying an uncertain request.
Request Pinterest analytics for connected accounts and explore the available Pin, board and destination views.
Use live API data for supported account and Pin metrics, including available outbound-click and traffic views.
Metrics depend on Pinterest eligibility, developer access and available history. An unavailable metric is shown as unavailable.
Analytics and internal SEO checks support your decisions. They do not guarantee distribution, ranking or audience growth.
Connect eligible Pinterest accounts using official OAuth, choose live public boards and organize work in a private workspace.
You authorize access on Pinterest itself. PinPilot never asks for your Pinterest password.
Choose public boards and their sections from live API data. Eligible roles can explicitly create or update boards.
Disconnect local access in Accounts, or revoke authorization on Pinterest. Publishing permissions depend on the granted developer access.
Protect account access and keep workspace content available only to the people who should see it.
Strong passwords, email verification, password resets and optional Google sign-in. Authenticator two-factor authentication also applies to Google login.
Media and content are scoped to workspace membership. Owner, admin, editor, reviewer and viewer permissions control sensitive actions.
Provider tokens are encrypted at rest. Account deletion removes your owned workspace data locally; published Pinterest Pins remain on Pinterest.
Give your ideas a workspace of their own.
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