> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.pinsearch.co/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Analyze specific Pinterest Pin URLs

> Paste one or more Pin URLs to inspect their performance metrics.

Use **URLs** mode when you already know which Pinterest pins you want to inspect.

Instead of starting from a keyword, you can paste one or more Pin URLs and ask Pinsearch to return pin details and metrics for those exact pins.

## When to use URLs mode

URLs mode is useful when you want to research:

* Your own pins.
* Competitor pins.
* Pins from a Pinterest board.
* Pins a client sent you.
* Inspiration pins you already collected.
* Pins you want to compare before creating new content.

## Analyze Pin URLs

<Steps>
  <Step title="Open Pin Explorer">
    Open **Pin Explorer** from the Research section.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Switch to URLs">
    Click **URLs** beside the keyword field.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Paste Pin URLs">
    Paste one Pinterest Pin URL per line in the text box.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Run the lookup">
    Click **Analyze pins**.
  </Step>
</Steps>

The button changes to **Analyzing** while Pinsearch is working.

## Input format

Paste one URL per line.

For example:

```text theme={null}
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/1234567890/
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/9876543210/
```

Use full Pinterest Pin URLs when possible. Board URLs, profile URLs, idea URLs, and ordinary website URLs are not the same as Pin URLs.

## Read the results

URLs mode returns the same result area used by keyword mode.

You can review:

* Summary cards.
* Pin image.
* Pin title.
* Pinner username.
* Pinner follower count.
* Published date.
* Saves.
* Comments.
* Reactions.
* Repins.
* Annotations, when available.

<Frame caption="URLs mode uses the same result table, so you can compare metrics, save pins, export rows, and open row actions.">
  <img src="https://mintcdn.com/pinsearch-3aae6db5/gvc_gCgkXUPmbC_x/images/pin-explorer/pin-explorer-keyword-results.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=gvc_gCgkXUPmbC_x&q=85&s=8968230abdce78966b57dcda7475886d" alt="Pin Explorer result table showing pin details and metrics" width="1407" height="820" data-path="images/pin-explorer/pin-explorer-keyword-results.png" />
</Frame>

## Save or export URL results

After the lookup finishes, you can use the table like any other Pin Explorer result:

* Select rows and click **Save** to add pins to a Project.
* Click **Export** to download selected pins or filtered results.
* Use the row action menu to open the pin on Pinterest or copy the Pin URL.
* Open the annotations button, such as **9 annotations**, when labels are available.

## If a URL does not return a result

If one or more URLs do not return a pin:

1. Check that each URL is a Pinterest Pin URL.
2. Paste one URL per line.
3. Remove extra text before or after the URL.
4. Try one URL first, then add more after it works.
5. Retry later if the pin may be unavailable or private.

<Note>
  Pinsearch may return the pins it can read and skip URLs it cannot read.
</Note>

## Related guides

* [Pin Explorer](/pinsearch-product-guides/pin-explorer/pin-explorer)
* [Understand pin metrics](/pinsearch-product-guides/pin-explorer/understand-pin-metrics)
* [Save and export pins from Pin Explorer](/pinsearch-product-guides/pin-explorer/save-and-export-pins-from-pin-explorer)
* [Troubleshoot Pin Explorer](/pinsearch-product-guides/pin-explorer/troubleshoot-pin-explorer)