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Pin Maker creates a set of designs from a blog post, several posts or your own images. Compare the designs, make changes across a post or to one Pin, then download them or send them to Publishing.

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Start a batch

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Choose your content

Open Create → Pin Maker. Use Single post and paste a public blog-post link, Multiple posts to find or paste several post links, or Upload images for photos on your device. Click Create Pins for a post link.
2

Review the photos and wording

Check the imported headline and website. Open the photo control or Review photos to include or exclude images. Pin Maker can leave out featured images and images from elsewhere on the page; review these if you want them included.
3

Choose a look and compare designs

Pick colors, fonts and templates. Use Fewer Pins, More Pins and Shuffle to adjust the mix. Switch to In the feed to see how the designs look together.
4

Finish individual Pins

Click a Pin to change just that design, its text, colors or photos. Select the Pins you want to use.
5

Download or prepare publication

Use Download for PNG files or Add to Publishing for drafts in the selected Pinterest account. Review boards, copy and times in Publishing before scheduling.
Current Pin Maker gallery with bedroom Pin designs and whole-post controls

Review a gallery of designs before choosing which Pins to download or send.

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Whole-post changes and individual changes

The bar above the gallery changes all Pins in the current post. It includes Number, Headline, Second line, Website, colors, fonts, templates and the photo pool. In a multiple-post batch, choose a post for changes to that post, or All posts for changes across the batch. Check the displayed scope before adjusting the look. Pins edited individually keep those changes when you shuffle. See individual editing for how to make a Pin follow the post again.

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Saving and starting again

The current workspace saves and restores your batch. Check Saved before leaving. If saving fails, use Retry saving and download important designs before starting another batch. New batch replaces the current workspace after confirmation; it is not an archive of every batch you have made. Publishing drafts and downloaded files are separate outputs.

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Access

Pin Maker design does not use article credits. Free permits one post per batch and five Pin downloads per month. Paid and Lifetime access support larger batches; the multiple-post picker shows the current limit. See photos and bulk work, templates and Publishing.