Free Pinterest Pin creator

130 templates, 40 colour palettes, your own photo — and the download is free and un-watermarked. No account needed.

🎨 Design a Pin

Upload a photo, pick a template, download a Pinterest-ready pin — or send it straight to your queue. Free and unlimited.

Tap the title to move or resize it

Free account adds

  • Schedule to Pinterest — queue this pin and let it publish for you
  • Brand kit — your colours, fonts and logo on every pin
  • Batch — up to 20 pins from one setup

Everything on this page stays free and unlimited, with or without an account.

1 · Your photo

Drop a photo hereor click to choose · JPG, PNG, WebP

2 · Your title

3 · Template

Now using Kicker card

4 · Colour

5 · Canvas size

The size Pinterest recommends. Sharp everywhere, small enough to upload fast.

6 · Text style

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Colour

7 · Add to the pin

Add a second headline, a sticker or a “NEW” badge. Drag anything on the pin to place it, or select it and use the arrow keys.

8 · Finish & download

Finish
Download as

Lossless. Best for bold type and flat colour.

Roughly 2.3 MB at 1000×1500.

9 · Crop & framing

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Zoom in to reframe — at 1× the whole photo is fitted to the canvas.

More options

How to make a Pinterest pin

  1. Choose a template

    Start from one of 130 layouts. Some place your photograph inside the design; others run it full-bleed with the text over the top. Any of them can be recoloured with any of the 40 palettes.

  2. Add your photo

    Upload a picture from this device. Crop or zoom it until it sits the way you want inside the layout — the pin stays the correct Pinterest shape whatever you do.

  3. Write the headline

    Type the title and drag it anywhere on the pin. Pinterest is a visual search engine, so a headline that says plainly what the reader gets is worth more than a clever one.

  4. Download it

    Export at 1000×1500 — or 2× that — as PNG, JPG or WebP. No account, no watermark. If you want it published for you on a schedule, create a free account and the same design carries over.

Questions people ask

How do I make a Pinterest pin?
Pick a template, add your own photo, and type your headline — the pin redraws as you type. Drag the title where you want it, choose a colour palette, then download the finished image. There is nothing to install and nothing to sign up for: the editor runs entirely in this browser tab.
What size is a Pinterest pin?
Pinterest recommends a 2:3 portrait shape, which is 1000×1500 pixels. Every template here is already that shape, so you do not have to measure anything — and you can export at 2× if you want a sharper file.
Do I need an account to use this?
No. You can design a pin and download it without creating an account, giving an email address, or entering a card. An account only adds scheduling — publishing the pin to your Pinterest boards for you — plus a brand kit and batch creation.
Is it really free, and is there a watermark?
It is free and there is no watermark. The file you download is the finished pin, exactly as you designed it, with nothing added to it and no limit on how many you make.
How many templates and colours are there?
There are 130 templates and 40 colour palettes, and any template can be recoloured with any palette. You can also swap the font, add stickers and badges, crop or zoom your photo, and undo anything.
Can I schedule the pin to Pinterest afterwards?
Yes, with a free account. Create one and the same editor gains a “schedule” button that queues the pin to one of your boards and publishes it at the time you choose, so you do not have to be at your computer.
What file formats can I download?
PNG, JPG or WebP, at normal or 2× resolution. PNG is the safest default for a pin with text on it; JPG makes a smaller file when the design is mostly photograph.

Want it to post itself? Create a free account to schedule Pins to your boards, read how the Pinterest scheduler works, compare plans and pricing, or browse the full FAQ.