Copyright & Responsible Use
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Public is not the same as free to reuse
Being able to see a Pin does not give you the right to repost, sell or edit it. The creator keeps the copyright even when the work is public.
Usually fine
- Saving your own Pins and uploads
- Keeping an idea for personal, offline reference
- Content the owner clearly licenses for reuse
Needs the owner’s permission
- Reposting on another account or platform
- Editing, remixing or putting it in a video
- Using it in ads, products or client work
Give credit
Use the Image Source Finder to find the original creator, and link to them when you share.
What PinSaveHD does
- Works only with public Pins; never private or secret boards
- Never asks for a Pinterest login
- Does not host or store media; files stream from Pinterest to you
For creators and rights holders
If content reachable through our tools infringes your rights, send a notice as described on our DMCA page. We block valid URLs from our tools.
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