Free Pinterest Pin Maker

How to make a Pinterest pin in 3 steps

1. Add your photos. Upload them, paste them with Ctrl+V, drop them on the pin, or paste your blog post link and we’ll pull in its photos and title.
2. Write your title and pick a layout. Put each line where you want it, highlight your main keyword in the accent color, and try any of the 16 layouts with one tap.
3. Download and post. Save a sharp PNG or JPG at 1000 × 1500 pixels, the 2:3 size that fits the Pinterest feed, then upload it to Pinterest with a link to your post.

Why bloggers use PinMaker HQ

• Free, with no limits on pins. Make and download as many pins as you like. No account, no watermark.
• Private by design. Your photos are processed in your own browser and are never uploaded to our server.
• Start from a blog link. Paste a post URL and get its photos and title in seconds.
• 16 proven layouts. Collages, text overlays, before and after, magazine covers and more.
• Your brand on every pin. Add your site name, save your colors and fonts, and every new pin starts on-brand.
• Every size you need. Pinterest pin (1000 × 1500), tall pin or Story (1080 × 1920) and Instagram post (1080 × 1350).
• Safe-zone guide. See where Pinterest’s buttons sit, so your title never gets covered.

16 pin layouts for every kind of post

Each layout is built for a different kind of content. Pick one, then switch with a tap to compare.

• Collage, Mega collage and Three strips for roundups and listicles, where more photos mean more clicks.
• Text overlay, Magazine and Bottom band when one strong photo carries the pin.
• Top text, Bottom panel and Polaroid for clean, editorial pins that let the photo breathe.
• Side by side and Before / after for makeovers, comparisons and transformations.
• Feature + 2 and Split band to show a hero photo with supporting details.
• Left label and Center card for bold, eye-catching titles.
• Text only for quotes, tips and announcements with no photo at all.

Want ideas for which one to use? Read our guide to Pinterest pin design ideas.

Tips for pins that get clicks

• Lead with a number or a promise. Titles like “20 Small Kitchen Storage Ideas” tell people exactly what they will get.
• Highlight one keyword. Putting the main search phrase in the accent color makes it pop and helps people scan.
• Keep text short and big. Most people see your pin small on a phone. Three or four short lines is plenty.
• Make several pins per post. Fresh designs for the same article give it more chances to be seen. See how many pins to post per day.
• Write a keyword-rich title and description on Pinterest too. Here’s how to write pin titles and descriptions.

New to Pinterest? Start with our step-by-step guide on how to make Pinterest pins that get clicks, and check the best Pinterest pin size.

Free Pinterest pin maker FAQ

Is PinMaker HQ really free?

Yes. Making and downloading pins is free with no limit on how many you make, and there’s no watermark.

Do I need to create an account?

No. Open the page and start making pins. You can save your brand (site name, colors and font) in your browser without an account.

Are my photos uploaded anywhere?

No. Photos you upload, paste or drop are processed in your own browser and never sent to our server. If you use “Start from your blog post”, our server reads that public page to find its title and photos, and nothing is stored.

What size are the pins?

Pins download at 1000 × 1500 pixels, a 2:3 ratio that fits the Pinterest feed. You can also download 1080 × 1920 for tall pins and Stories, or 1080 × 1350 for Instagram posts.

Can I put my website name on my pins?

Yes. Add your site name in the Brand tab and it’s printed at the bottom of every pin. Leave it empty for no branding.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. The pin maker works in any modern browser on phones, tablets and computers.

Is PinMaker HQ part of Pinterest?

No. PinMaker HQ is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Pinterest.