Pinterest Pin Creator – Free Pin & Image Maker

What is the PinSaveHD Pin Creator?

The Pin Creator is a free design tool for Pinterest. It helps bloggers, shop owners and creators turn photos and a short title into a pin that stands out in the feed. It runs fully in your web browser, so there is nothing to install and no account to create. Your photos stay on your device.

It is built for speed: pick a ready-made layout, drop in your photos and type a title. When you want more control, every part of the pin is a layer you can move, resize, recolour or delete.

What you can do

• Magic Pin – type a title and an optional website, and get six different ready-made designs in a second, with matching free photos if you want them.
• 110+ original templates – in 27 categories, with a Trending tab: blog post, listicle, recipe, home decor, DIY, fashion, beauty, travel, fitness, quote, wedding, parenting, finance, product & sale, Etsy shop, real estate, events, holidays (Christmas, New Year, Valentine’s, Halloween), infographic, checklist, before & after, collage, carousel, Idea Pin story, aesthetic, typographic and text only. Previews use our own sample photos. Search them, then shuffle the style or switch to one of 16 colour palettes and 14 font pairs in one click.
• 35 fonts and text effects – open-source fonts from bold display to handwriting, loaded only when you use them. Add neon glow, outline, long shadow, 3D, gradient fill, hollow letters, curved text, a highlighter marker, bullet and numbered lists, emoji and auto-fit text that shrinks to fit its box.
• Free stock photos – search Wikimedia Commons from inside the editor. Only public-domain, CC0 and CC BY photos are shown, and the credit is kept with each photo so you can copy it. Or upload, paste and drag in your own photos.
• Photo tools – crop and zoom, masks (circle, rounded, arch, blob, heart, hexagon, star), frames, filter presets, brightness, contrast, saturation, blur, duotone, vignette, bottom fade and flip. Any photo can become a blurred background.
• Elements – 100 line icons, shapes, lines, arrows, bursts, ribbons, tags, speech bubbles, badges, call-to-action buttons, stickers and a QR code for your link.
• Canva-style editing – snapping and smart alignment guides, a floating toolbar, rotate handle, lock and hide, drag-to-reorder layers, zoom and pinch-zoom, keyboard shortcuts, dark mode and autosave with “restore last design”.
• Smart checks – a contrast checker warns when text is hard to read and fixes it in one click, and the Pinterest safe-zone overlay shows where buttons cover your Pin.
• Brand kit – save your colours, fonts, logo and website once. Apply them to any design, and add your website as a footer watermark automatically.
• Bulk create – paste a list of titles (or a CSV with title, subtitle and URL) and download one Pin per line as a ZIP.
• Export – PNG, JPG, WebP or PDF at 1× or 2×, file names from your title, all five Pinterest sizes in one ZIP, copy to clipboard, share on mobile, and save or open your design file.

How to make a Pinterest pin, step by step

1. Start with Magic Pin or a template. Type your title in Magic Pin to get six designs, or pick one of 120+ templates.
2. Choose a size. Standard 2:3 is best for most Pins. Long, square, 4:5 and Idea Pin story sizes are one click away.
3. Add your photos. Search free photos, or drop, paste or upload your own. Drop a photo on a frame to fill it.
4. Make it yours. Double-click text to edit it. Try a text effect, a new palette or Shuffle style. Drag, resize and rotate anything.
5. Export. Download PNG, JPG, WebP or PDF, or every size at once as a ZIP.

Tip: after you download, upload the pin to Pinterest with a keyword-rich title and description. Our Pin Description Generator and Character Counter can help.

Pinterest pin size guide

Pins taller than 2:3 may be cut off in the feed, so keep your title in the top two thirds. See the full Pinterest image sizes guide, or resize an existing image with the Pin Image Resizer.

Design tips for more clicks

Make the title big and short

Most people scroll Pinterest on a phone. Aim for 4–8 words that a reader can catch in one second. Put the main keyword first.

Use strong contrast

Light text on a dark photo, or dark text on a light band. If a photo is busy, add a tint or a background band behind the text. The contrast checker warns you and can fix it in one click.

Show the result

Use your best, brightest photo. Collages work well for roundups (“25 ideas”), and before/after layouts work well for makeovers.

Highlight one keyword

Colouring one word, like “bedroom” in “Cozy Bedroom Ideas”, draws the eye without making the pin messy.

Brand every pin

Add your website at the bottom. When pins get saved and shared, people still know where they came from.

Test variations

Use Shuffle style or Magic Pin to make a few versions of the same Pin, and see which one gets more saves.

Privacy

The Pin Creator does not upload anything. Photos, designs and your brand kit stay in your browser. The brand kit is saved in your browser storage so it is there next time on the same device. Read our privacy policy.

Frequently asked questions