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A free Pinterest image downloader for public boards and pins
Paste the link to a public Pinterest board or a single pin and ExtractPics lists every image so you can preview and save the originals. Best for personal reference and moodboards — the images are owned by the sites and creators they were pinned from.
- check_circle100% free
- check_circleNo signup
- check_circleFull resolution
- check_circleBrowser-based
Pinterest image downloader — what this tool actually does
This Pinterest image downloader gives you a fast way to save the pictures behind public pins instead of screenshotting them one at a time. Pinterest is a visual bookmarking service: most pins are images pinned from other websites. Paste the link to a public Pinterest board or a single pin page and ExtractPics opens it in a real headless browser, finds the image files behind the pins, and lets you preview and download the full-resolution originals.
It helps to be honest about how pins work. Pinterest does not own most of the photos in its feed — they belong to the third-party sites and creators they were pinned from, and downloading a file never transfers any rights to reuse it. Use this tool for public pins and for your own personal reference: moodboards, design inspiration, planning, and offline browsing. Respect Pinterest's terms and the original creator's copyright, and get permission before you republish or use someone else's image commercially.
Why use this Pinterest image downloader
A whole board at once
Drop in a public board URL and ExtractPics lists every pinned image it finds, so you save a full board of references in one pass instead of opening each pin.
Originals, not thumbnails
Pin previews are scaled down. The tool follows each pin to the full-size image file behind it, so you download the original resolution rather than a shrunken preview.
One pin or a full set
Save a single pin, or select several and download them together in one ZIP instead of clicking through them one by one.
When a Pinterest image downloader helps
Any time you want offline copies of the images on a public board or pin for your own reference — a moodboard, a planning doc, or design inspiration — and you have the right to download and keep them.
Perfect for
- check Building a personal moodboard from a public board you follow
- check Saving wedding, interior, or recipe inspiration for offline planning
- check Collecting design references for a private project
- check Keeping a backup of pins you created yourself
- check Gathering color and style inspiration before a creative brief
- check Saving pins on mobile, where long-press downloads are inconsistent
What you get
- check Works with public Pinterest board and single-pin URLs
- check Returns the full-resolution image behind each pin
- check Preview every image before you save it
- check Download one pin or a whole board as a ZIP
- check Finds lazy-loaded images as the board scrolls
- check Free, browser-based, with nothing to install
How to use the Pinterest image downloader
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Open a public board or pin
On pinterest.com, open the public board or the single pin whose images you want to save. Private and secret boards are not publicly accessible.
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Copy the link
Copy the board or pin URL from your browser's address bar, or use Pinterest's share menu to copy the link.
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Paste and download
Drop the link into the box at the top of this page. Preview the images and save one, or download the whole set as a ZIP.
Why use a Pinterest image downloader responsibly
Screenshotting pins captures a small, recompressed picture with Pinterest's interface around it. The file behind a pin is the original — larger, sharper, and in its native format. A downloader fetches it cleanly so your references keep their quality, without the cropping and loss a screenshot brings.
ExtractPics only reaches images that are already publicly visible on a board or pin. It does not bypass logins, open private or secret boards, or break any protection Pinterest has put in place — it simply resolves a public link you already have to the files behind it.
Downloading is the easy part; using a pin responsibly is what matters. Most pins are someone else's work, and a file you can save is not a file you can republish. Keep downloads for personal reference, follow Pinterest's terms, credit and contact the original creator, and get permission before any commercial or public reuse.