Embed your Pinterest Pins on your website
Show the newest Pins of a Pinterest profile or board on your site as a photo grid. Paste the profile or board link: no key, no sign-in to Pinterest and no approval.
If your best work is pinned on Pinterest, your website can show it as you pin it, and you never upload a picture twice.
What it shows
- The newest 24 Pins of a public profile or of a single board.
- Each Pin as its picture, linking to the Pin on Pinterest.
- Grid, carousel, masonry or bento, light or dark.
- The Pin’s title and description as the caption, if you turn captions on.
- A small Pinterest icon on each tile, which you can turn off per widget.
A video Pin shows its picture. Save and comment counts are not shown.
We refresh a profile or board as often as every hour on Starter and up (daily on Free), or less often if you choose, which uses fewer credits.
How to set it up
- Sign in to TileSet with Google.
- Add a source, pick Pinterest, and paste the link to your profile (pinterest.com/name/) or to one board (pinterest.com/name/board-name/). Typing @name works too.
- Build the widget and paste the snippet into your site, or let your AI agent do it (see the guide for Claude Code).
Your Pins are public on Pinterest, so there is nothing to authorize and no password to share. It is open to everyone on every plan.
Why you can trust it
We read only the public feed Pinterest publishes for your profile or board. We store each Pin’s title, description, date, link and picture address. We do not copy the pictures: your visitors’ browsers load them from Pinterest. If Pinterest has a bad hour, your widget keeps showing the Pins it already has.