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Your Pinterest URL is pinterest.com/yourusername. On a computer, click your profile picture and copy the address bar; in the app, open your profile and tap Share → Copy link.
How to find your Pinterest profile URL
Your Pinterest URL is pinterest.com/ followed by your username, for example pinterest.com/yourname.
- In the app (iPhone or Android): tap your profile picture, tap the three dots or Share icon, then Copy link.
- On a computer: click your profile picture at the top right. The address bar now shows your profile URL; copy it.
- Forgot your username? Open Settings → Edit profile. The username shown there is the last part of your URL.
How to find a board or Pin URL
Open the board, then use Share → Copy link in the app, or copy the address bar on a computer. Board URLs look like pinterest.com/yourname/board-name/. A single Pin URL looks like pinterest.com/pin/1234567890/; in the app it may be a short pin.it/ link, which the pin.it expander turns into the full address.
What you can do with the link
- Add it to your website, email signature or link-in-bio.
- Make a printable code with the Pinterest QR code generator.
- Save public Pins from a profile with the profile downloader, or a board with the board downloader.
- Clean tracking parameters with the link cleaner, or look one up with the Pinterest URL finder.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find my Pinterest URL?
On a computer, click your profile picture and copy the address bar. In the app, open your profile, tap Share and choose Copy link. It looks like pinterest.com/yourusername.
Can I change my Pinterest URL?
Yes. Change your username in Settings → Edit profile, and your profile URL changes with it. Old links to the previous username stop working.
Why does my Pinterest link start with pin.it?
The app shares short pin.it links. They redirect to the full pinterest.com address; expand one with the pin.it link expander to see it.
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