About PinPower

Why we built this

Pinterest is the only major platform where a small publisher can still earn a meaningful audience from good design. But the tools built for it were either expensive subscription suites or one-off templates that produced identical-looking pins for thousands of accounts.

PinPower started as an internal tool for a two-person content studio. We needed to turn a week of articles into pins without hiring a designer, and we needed the pins to look like they came from a publication rather than a template farm.

What we believe

Design should be a system, not a talent. A pin has four jobs: stop the scroll, state the promise, earn the save, and point to the source. Those jobs can be systematised. Taste still matters — but it matters at the level of choosing a style, not kerning a headline at midnight.

Speed is a feature. A pin you publish is worth more than a pin you perfect. Every part of PinPower is optimised to get you from link to downloaded file in under a minute.

Your images stay yours. Rendering happens in your browser. We never upload, store or train on your photographs.

How it works

PinPower reads the Open Graph metadata of any public URL, writes a headline and description using proven Pinterest copy structures, then renders six design variations across three ratios. You edit, download, and publish.

No account is required to try it. Signing in with Google simply keeps a history of what you have made.

The team

We are a small, independent team of designers and engineers. PinPower is not affiliated with Pinterest, Inc. — we build tools that make the platform easier to use well.

If you have a feature request, send us a message. We read everything.