For brand owners

Turn your whole catalog into pins that sell.

Right-click any product on Amazon, Etsy, or Pinterest, or drop in your own product photo. Pinterpost designs on-brand pins, writes the SEO, links to your store, and auto-publishes.

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1 Right-click → Recreate 2 Side panel opens 3 Click Generate 4 Generating → Published

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Paid ads rent you traffic that stops the moment you stop paying. Pinterest lets a brand build a channel it owns. Pinterpost is a Chrome extension that turns any product image into up to 30 on-brand pins, writes the SEO, points each one at your store, and auto-publishes to your board. Your catalog becomes an always-on channel you control, not a budget you keep topping up.

The part nobody mentions

Want Pinterest to send shoppers to your store?

Pinterest can be a channel you own, but only if your whole catalog keeps showing up in search. That is the grind:

Turning every product into enough pins to get found.
Writing a keyword title and description on each pin.
Keeping the brand look consistent across them.
Posting them on a schedule, week after week.

Pinterpost is different

It turns your catalog into pins for you.

Right-click any product image. It handles the grind in one sitting:

Designs a batch of on-brand pins per product.
Writes the keyword title and description on each.
Points every pin at your store.
Schedules them out so you publish consistently.

How it works

From your catalog to published pins.

No new tab, no downloads, no manual layout. Pinterpost works right next to the store page you're already on.

Open a product from your store

Browse to a product on Amazon, Etsy, or Pinterest, or open one from your own store. Pinterpost is right there in your Chrome sidebar, one tap from Pinterest.

Hover any image and hit Recreate

Right-click or hover a product image and click Recreate, or drop in a photo from your own store. No saving, no downloading, no switching tabs.

Add your brand look

Drop in your brand colors, a Canva template you already use, or a Pinterest board, and Pinterpost matches every variant to your look. Add a prompt for a specific angle.

Generate variants, then publish

Pinterpost designs up to 30 on-brand pins in under 60 seconds. Point them at your product URL, then publish or schedule the batch straight to your Pinterest boards.

Features

What Pinterpost does for your brand.

Right-click or drop in

Grab any product image from Amazon, Etsy, Pinterest, or your own store. No saving, downloading, or switching tabs.

Match · Remix · Inspire

Match holds every pin to your brand look. Remix riffs on it, Inspire borrows the vibe. You choose how close each one stays.

Writes the SEO

Each pin gets a keyword title, description, and alt text written for Pinterest search, with no research on your side.

Batch in one pass

Turn a single product into up to 30 distinct pins in under 60 seconds, never one slow design at a time.

Pin gallery

Every pin you have made sits in one place, ready to reschedule, refresh, or reuse across your catalog.

Schedule and auto-publish

Turn on auto-publish and Pinterpost posts the batch to your board for you, now or at a time you pick, with no manual posting.

Before & after

What changes with Pinterpost.

	Without Pinterpost	With Pinterpost
Catalog on Pinterest	A few hero products	Every product, covered
Brand look	Drifts pin to pin	Consistent across the batch
Posting	By hand, when there's time	Auto-published for you

Why it works for brands

Built to put your whole catalog to work.

Your whole catalog, working

Your full range gets discovered on Pinterest, not just a couple of bestsellers, so more products have a chance to sell.

A consistent brand, no design hire

Your whole feed reads as one brand, without paying a designer or learning a design tool.

Traffic to your store, not a marketplace

Each pin links to your own product page, so the click, the customer, and the data stay with your brand.

Get found by new customers

Pinterest shoppers search for ideas, not brands, so your products surface to people who have never heard of you.

Traffic that compounds for months

Pinterest is a slow-burn search engine, so a scheduled batch keeps sending shoppers long after it posts.

Hours back every week

Generate a batch once and Pinterpost publishes it for you, so Pinterest stops being a weekly time sink.

Guide

Pinterest for brands, explained.

How do brand owners get traffic from Pinterest?

Brand owners get traffic from Pinterest by publishing product pins that link to their own store, then letting Pinterest's visual search surface them to shoppers over time. The audience is large and in a buying mindset: Pinterest reached 631 million monthly active users in Q1 2026, and the platform reports that 80% of weekly Pinners feel inspired by the shopping experience, so people arrive open to discovering and buying products.

Because Pinterest works like a search engine, the brands that win show up consistently for the terms shoppers use. That rewards catalog coverage and steady posting: a handful of hero pins rarely carries a store, while a fresh pin for each product, posted on a regular cadence, gives Pinterest more to rank and keeps your brand in front of buyers. Pinterpost makes that coverage practical by turning each product into a batch of pins instead of one.

Should I send Pinterest traffic to my store or a marketplace?

Send it to your own store whenever you can. A pin that links to your product page keeps the click, the customer data, and the relationship with you, while a marketplace listing hands part of that to the platform and surrounds your product with competitors. Marketplaces still earn their place for reach, but for a brand building an audience, your own site is the destination that compounds.

Pinterpost is built for that. You set your destination URL once and it applies across the batch, so every variant of a product points to your store rather than a marketplace listing. If you also sell on Amazon or Etsy, you can right-click those listings just as easily and choose where each batch should send shoppers.

How do I keep my Pinterest pins on-brand at scale?

Keeping pins on-brand at scale comes down to reusing a consistent look rather than designing each pin from scratch. Settle your colors, type, and layout once, then apply them across every product so the feed reads as one brand instead of a grab bag. The hard part is doing that across dozens of products without it becoming a full-time design job.

Pinterpost handles the repetition. Drop in your brand colors, a reference board, or a Canva template you already use, and Pinterpost matches every variant to that look while varying the design enough to stay fresh. You get a coherent, on-brand batch for each product without opening a design tool for every pin.

How much of my catalog should I pin to Pinterest?

Aim to cover your whole catalog over time, not just your bestsellers. Every product is a potential entry point for a shopper searching a slightly different term, so the more of your range is represented with fresh pins, the more chances you have to get found. The goal is breadth of coverage paired with a steady posting rhythm.

Pace matters more than bulk. A consistent daily handful of pins looks natural to Pinterest and keeps something new in front of searchers, while dumping your entire catalog at once does not. Pinterpost lets you generate a batch per product and schedule the queue, so you work through your catalog steadily instead of all in one go.

Will posting many pins of my products look like spam to Pinterest?

Not if the pins are genuinely different. Pinterest rewards fresh, varied pins and penalizes exact duplicates, so the spam risk comes from reposting the same image repeatedly, not from publishing distinct designs across your catalog. Volume itself is fine, and is in fact what the algorithm rewards.

Pinterpost is designed around that line. Each pin is a different design, title, and description rather than a copy, so you avoid the duplicate signal Pinterest actually watches for. Because you choose when each batch publishes, you can space your pins out rather than posting them all at once, so your brand still gets the coverage that pays.

What is the best Pinterest pin size for product pins?

The best size for a product pin is a 2:3 vertical ratio at 1000 by 1500 pixels. Tall pins take up more room in the mobile feed, where most shoppers browse, so they get seen and saved more than square or horizontal images and give your product more space to stand out.

Pinterpost outputs every pin at that vertical ratio automatically, so you never crop or resize a product photo. Each variant in a batch is sized and formatted to publish straight to Pinterest, which is part of how one product image becomes a full set of ready-to-post pins.

What does Pinterpost replace for a brand's Pinterest workflow?

Pinterpost folds four separate jobs into one right-click: designing the on-brand pin, writing the Pinterest SEO, linking to your store, and scheduling the post. The usual approach spreads those across a design tool, manual keyword research, copy-paste link work, and a separate scheduler.

Step	Piece by piece	Pinterpost
Design the pin	Lay out each one by hand to match your brand	Generated on-brand from the product image
Write the SEO	Research keywords, write every title and description	Written for you, per pin
Link to your store	Paste your product URL onto each pin	Applied across the whole batch
Schedule and publish	Export, upload, set times in another app	Auto-published to your board
Where it runs	Several tabs and tools	The page you're already on

Already designing in Canva? Drop your brand template in as a reference and Pinterpost multiplies it into on-brand variants, then handles the SEO, links, and scheduling around it.

FAQ

Brand owner questions, answered.

Does Pinterpost work with my Shopify, Amazon, or Etsy store?

Yes. Right-click product images on Amazon, Etsy, or Pinterest, or drop in any product photo from your own store, including Shopify. Pinterpost lives in your Chrome sidebar next to whatever you're browsing.

Can pins link to my own product pages instead of a marketplace?

Yes. Set your destination URL once and Pinterpost applies it across the whole batch, so every pin sends shoppers to your own store and the customer stays yours.

Do I need design skills or Canva to make on-brand pins?

No. Pinterpost designs every pin from a product image, so design skills are optional. If you already have a Canva brand template, drop it in as a reference and Pinterpost multiplies it into on-brand variants.

How fast can I get my first product pins live?

About a minute to set up. Install Pinterpost, connect Pinterest in one tap, then right-click a product or drop in a photo. Your first batch can be generated and scheduled in the same session.

What does Pinterpost cost?

The $1 trial runs 3 days and includes 10 pins, enough to see Pinterpost work on your own products. After that, Starter is $29/mo for 50 pins. Cancel anytime during the trial.

3-day trial

Your next product pin is under 60 seconds away.

Right-click a product or drop in a photo. Ship 30 on-brand pins that link to your store. Pinterest traffic in days, not months.

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