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Use Pins and Boards inside Profile Explorer to examine the content behind its overview.

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Pins

Choose Their own, Saved from others or All. Sort by Most saved or Newest. Cards show available titles, posting dates, formats and engagement details; open a Pin on Pinterest when you need its live context. Their own is the useful view for studying that account’s original content performance. Saves on a Pin saved from someone else count the original Pin across Pinterest. They show what the account chose to share, rather than the account’s own engagement on that copy. Compare Pins of similar ages and formats. A lifetime save count gives older Pins more time to accumulate saves; it is not a recent growth rate.

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Boards

The board view highlights Biggest boards, Newest boards and Group boards. Sort the full public list by Most followers, Most Pins or Newest. The table shows the board, followers, Pin count, creation date and Pinterest topics where available. Click a board to inspect it on Pinterest. Board follower totals can include the same person following multiple boards. They are not a count of unique profile followers.

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Turn observations into research

Use overview topic links to continue in Keyword Finder, save the profile to a Project, and inspect relevant original Pins in Pin Explorer. Look for repeatable patterns across several Pins before adopting a layout or posting habit. Some profiles have no own Pins in the available sample, or no public boards. Change the Pin filter or study another profile rather than treating an empty section as a failed lookup.