Pinterest Pin Maker
Design a vertical Pinterest Pin at 1000 × 1500 px, square 1000 × 1000, tall 1080 × 1920 or a custom size. Add a photo or gradient background, up to three text layers and a logo or sticker, then export JPG or PNG.
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About the Pinterest Pin Maker
Pinterest Pin Maker is a browser-based editor for creating Pin images. The default canvas is a practical 1000 × 1500 px (2:3) vertical design, with square 1000 × 1000 px, tall 1080 × 1920 px and custom sizes also available. Start from a gradient, a solid colour or your own photo — which you can drag, zoom, reset, replace or remove — and add up to three text layers for a headline, a supporting line and a website or call to action, plus one logo or sticker overlay.
Each text layer has its own size, colour, weight, alignment and shadow or outline, and can be dragged on the preview or nudged with the arrow keys. An optional margin guide shows where to keep important content; it appears only in the editor and is never exported. The download shows the exact pixel size and file size. Pinterest may display Pins at different sizes or cropped in some views, and its specifications can change, so check its current requirements before publishing. The tool does not connect to Pinterest.
How to use
- Choose a Pin size: standard 2:3, square, tall 9:16 or custom.
- Set the background — gradient, colour or your own photo — and position it.
- Write up to three text layers and style each one.
- Add a logo or sticker and keep content inside the margin guide.
- Export as JPG or PNG and download.
Key features
- Presets for 1000 × 1500, 1000 × 1000 and 1080 × 1920 px, plus custom sizes.
- Photo background with drag, zoom, reset and remove, or colour and gradient backgrounds.
- Up to three independent text layers with size, colour, weight, alignment, shadow and outline.
- One logo or sticker overlay with move, resize, replace and delete.
- Optional editor-only margin / safe-placement guide.
- JPG with quality control or PNG, with final dimensions and file size.
Best practices
- Use a short, readable headline in a large size near the top.
- Keep text and logos inside the margin guide.
- Use high-resolution photos so the Pin stays sharp when enlarged.
- Choose text colours with strong contrast against the background.
- Check Pinterest’s current Pin specifications before publishing.
Benefits
- Create Pin graphics quickly without design software.
- Switch between common Pin shapes in one click.
- Keep branding consistent with your own logo and colours.
- Your images are processed only on your device.
Frequently asked questions
What size should a Pin be?
A 2:3 vertical image such as 1000 × 1500 px is a widely used practical size and is this tool’s default. Square and taller formats are also available. Pinterest may display Pins differently and its specifications can change, so check its current guidance.
Can I add more than one line of text?
Yes. There are up to three text layers. Layers 2 and 3 can be switched on or off, and every layer has its own size, colour, weight, alignment and shadow or outline.
What is the margin guide?
An optional shaded border showing where to keep important text and logos. It helps avoid crops in some views and appears only in the editor — it is never in the exported image.
Can I add my logo or a sticker?
Yes. Upload one JPG, PNG or WebP image and drag or resize it. You can replace or delete it at any time.
Will this tool get my Pin more saves or clicks?
No tool can promise that. This editor only helps you make a well-sized, readable image; reach and engagement depend on Pinterest and your audience.
Does it publish the Pin to Pinterest?
No. It only creates an image file on your device and never connects to Pinterest.
Are my images uploaded anywhere?
No. Your images, text and the finished file stay in your browser. The tool makes no server requests for your content and does not connect to any social network.