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Some Pinterest profiles show a connected website in the Profile Explorer header. Use this domain information to connect a Pinterest account to a blog, shop, portfolio, or brand website during competitor research.
Profile Explorer header showing a connected domain and copy icon

When a profile has a connected domain, it appears under the username in the profile header.

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Where the domain appears

When available, the domain appears near the top of the profile report, under the username and profile link. The domain row may include:
  • The website domain.
  • A verification marker when the Pinterest profile shows a verified domain.
  • A copy icon.
Not every profile has a domain. If the profile does not show one, use the Pinterest profile link and recent pin destinations instead.

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Copy the domain

1

Open a profile report

Search for the Pinterest profile in Profile Explorer.
2

Find the domain row

Look under the username in the profile header.
3

Click the copy icon

Click the copy icon beside the domain.
After copying, Pinsearch shows a confirmation message that the domain URL was copied to your clipboard.

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How to use domain information

Domain information is helpful when you want to understand the business or website behind a Pinterest profile. You can use it to:
  • Visit the competitor’s website.
  • Compare their Pinterest content with their blog or shop.
  • Save the domain in a research note.
  • Group profiles by brand, blog, or business.
  • Check whether strong pins are sending people to the same website.

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Verified domains

A verified domain marker means the domain is connected to the Pinterest profile. Use this as a helpful trust signal when you are matching a Pinterest account to a website. It does not mean Pinsearch owns, controls, or endorses that website.

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If copying does not work

If the copy action does not work:
  1. Try clicking the copy icon again.
  2. Check whether your browser blocked clipboard access.
  3. Select and copy the domain manually if needed.