Pinterest Downloader – Download Videos, Images & GIFs

• Pinterest Video DownloaderDownload publicly accessible Pinterest videos by pasting the Pin URL.
• Pinterest Image DownloaderSave the full-size image from a publicly accessible Pinterest Pin.
• Pinterest Board DownloaderAnalyze a public Pinterest board and select the media you want to download.
• Pinterest GIF DownloaderDetect and download animated GIF media from a public Pinterest Pin.
• Pinterest Carousel DownloaderDetect every media item inside a public carousel Pin and download the ones you need.

Video Pins play inline but offer no save button. Paste the Pin link into the Pinterest video downloader and the public MP4 the page already serves is detected, previewed and saved with a readable filename — no re-encoding and no quality claims that the source does not support.

Still Pins usually expose a full-size original rather than the scaled preview you see on screen. The Pinterest image downloader returns that file in the format Pinterest serves, which beats a screenshot for print or reference work.

Many animated Pins are actually MP4 files. The Pinterest GIF downloader only returns a result when a real GIF is published, and tells you plainly when the video tool is the right one instead.

The Pinterest board downloader lists the media a public board exposes so you can select what you need. Files download one at a time with a progress summary; there is no ZIP archive, and very large boards may be truncated by what Pinterest publishes publicly.

1. 1

   Copy the URL of a publicly accessible Pinterest Pin.

2. 2

   Paste the URL into the downloader.

3. 3

   Click Analyze.

4. 4

   Preview the available media.

5. 5

   Download the supported file.

• Honest results

  Format, resolution and file size appear only when the analysis actually returns them. No invented qualities, no fake download buttons.

• Built for phones

  A large input, touch-friendly buttons and a sticky action bar when you select multiple board items.

• No account needed

  Nothing to install and nothing to sign up for. Paste a link, analyze, download.

• Public content only

  Requests are validated before anything is fetched, and private or restricted content is never accessed.

• Saving your own Pins when you no longer have the original files.
• Archiving a public board you manage before reorganising it.
• Collecting reference media you have permission to reuse.
• Keeping an offline copy of a public tutorial video for personal use.

Pinterest is where a lot of people keep the visual references they care about: recipe clips, home renovation walkthroughs, product shots, illustration studies and short how-to videos. The platform is excellent at collecting that material, but it is deliberately quiet about getting a file back out again. These tools close that gap for content that is already public, without asking you to install an extension or hand over an account.

The Pinterest video downloader handles Pins that Pinterest serves as MP4 files. When you submit a Pin link, the page is read once, the highest quality public variant is located, and the result panel reports exactly what was found. If Pinterest does not publish a resolution or file size for that Pin, those fields stay hidden rather than showing a guess.

The image downloader solves a different problem: feed thumbnails are heavily resized, so saving a Pin by hand often gives you a small copy. The analysis resolves the largest version Pinterest publishes and tells you which format it is — usually JPG, PNG or WebP.

Boards are the biggest time sink, which is why the board downloader lists every Pin the public board feed exposes in a selectable grid. Filter by media type, tick what you need, and download the selection with a progress indicator that separates completed files from those that could not be fetched. Animated Pins and multi-item Pins have their own dedicated tools, so each page stays focused on one job.

Every tool works the same way: validate the link, read only public data, show what was found and let you decide. Nothing is downloaded on your behalf, and only content that Pinterest already serves to anonymous visitors can be processed. Please respect creators' rights and platform terms when you save or reuse media.

• Pinterest download guide: URL types, public content and troubleshooting
• Step-by-step tutorials on the blog
• Responsible use notice