> ## 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.

# Edit individual Pins

> Change one Pin while keeping the rest of the batch consistent.

Click a Pin in the gallery to open its editor. Individual edits belong to that Pin; they do not rewrite every design in the post.

![Individual Pin editor with template, photos, text and color controls](https://mintcdn.com/pinsearch-3aae6db5/dDhM4rF6Ihne-8Nj/images/pin-maker/edit-pin.jpg?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=dDhM4rF6Ihne-8Nj\&q=85\&s=5972cb925fc74c254a68ce6e4c3cfad3)

## What you can change

Use the editor to choose a different template, edit the Pin's words, select its photos and adjust its palette. The preview updates as you work. Previous and next controls let you move through the Pins without returning to the gallery.

A template's available photos and text positions depend on its layout. Choose a layout that fits the number of images you have, then review the final design for readable text and a useful crop.

## Keep or reset individual choices

Once a Pin has its own text or palette, whole-post changes and **Shuffle** keep those individual choices. Use **Match the post** in the relevant section when you want that field to follow the post again.

This lets you keep a special headline on one Pin while applying a consistent look to the rest.

## Change the mix

The gallery's **Try another template** action changes a Pin's layout. **Shuffle** creates a new mix for Pins that have not been individually customized. **More Pins** requests more designs; available photos and enabled templates can limit the number created.

## Download and remove

Use a Pin's **Download PNG** action for a single design, or select several and use the download bar. Removing a Pin takes it out of the current design set; it does not retract a copy already downloaded or sent to Publishing.

> [!TIP]
>
> Use **In the feed** before downloading to catch repetitive images or text that looks too small at a glance.


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