Pinterest Pin Scraper
Export the pins a Pinterest search returns — headline, description, the destination each one points to, the board it lives on, and how much it was saved.
See Pinterest Pin Scraper in Action
Watch how easy it is to extract data in just a few clicks
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Who is it for?
Content Strategists
Read the headline and description of everything ranking for a keyword, in one table, before writing your own.
SEO Teams
Group results by destination domain to see which sites Pinterest actually rewards for a query.
Trend Researchers
Re-run a query on a schedule and diff the results to catch a theme while it is still forming.
Ecommerce Merchandisers
See how competing products are titled, described, and grouped into boards for a shopping query.
Designers
Collect image locations and creative angles for a mood board without saving each one by hand.
Affiliate Publishers
Check which destinations already earn placement for a query, and how saturated it is.
Key Benefits
Everything you need to extract Pinterest data efficiently
Destinations, Not Just Pictures
Every row carries the outbound link and its domain, so a set of pins reads as a list of the pages Pinterest is sending traffic to.
Board Context Preserved
The board a pin sits on, with its URL, is kept alongside it — that is how you learn the categories people file a topic under.
Saves Are Numbers
Reaction counts export as figures you can sort and average, rather than badges you squint at in a grid.
The Pinner Travels Along
Each pin keeps its author's handle, name, and follower count, so reach can be weighed without a second pass.
No Developer App
Pinterest's own API needs an approved app and returns your own content. This reads the search you are looking at.
Excel, CSV, or JSON
One row per pin, exported in a click, or opened in your dashboard to filter first.
How to Use Pinterest Pin Scraper
Get started in under 2 minutes. No coding or API keys required.
- 1
Install the Extension
Add InsightSocial from the Chrome Web Store and sign in. The icon appears in your Chrome toolbar.
- 2
Run a Pinterest Search
Open pinterest.com and search the keyword, product, or theme you want to study.
- 3
Choose Pins
Open the side panel, select Pins, and set a target — 50, 100, 250, or a number of your own.
- 4
Let It Page Through
Results are collected as Pinterest loads more, with a running count on screen. Keep the tab in front.
- 5
Export or Analyse
Download as Excel, CSV, or JSON, or open the dashboard to sort by saves or group by destination domain.
Quick Start Checklist
- Chrome browser installed
- Free InsightSocial account (optional)
- 2 minutes of your time
Data You Can Extract
| Field | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Pin ID | Unique identifier for the pin | text |
| Title | Headline shown on the pin | text |
| Description | Body copy attached to the pin | text |
| Link | Destination the pin points to | url |
| Domain | Host of the destination link | text |
| Pinner Username | Handle of the account that saved it | text |
| Pinner Full Name | Display name of that account | text |
| Pinner Followers | Audience size of that account | number |
| Board Name | Board the pin was saved to | text |
| Board URL | Link to that board | url |
| Reactions | Reaction count on the pin | number |
| Created At | Date Pinterest reports for the pin | date |
| Pin URL | Direct link to the pin | url |
| Image URL | Location of the pin image | url |
Frequently Asked Questions
Search the keyword on Pinterest, open the InsightSocial side panel, select Pins, and choose how many to collect. The extension pages through the results and exports them as Excel, CSV, or JSON, one row per pin.
Yes. Both the outbound link and its domain are separate columns. Grouping a few hundred rows by domain is the quickest way to see which sites are winning a query, which is usually more useful than any single pin.
Not yet. Search is the supported starting point. Boards and individual pin pages are detected by the extension but not collectable — although the board a pin belongs to is exported with the pin itself, so board names still show up in your results.
No. The image URL is exported as a text column, so you can review or fetch images separately if you need them. Nothing is downloaded to your machine during a run.
Each run collects one or the other, since Pinterest serves them from different parts of its search. Every pin does carry its pinner's handle, name, and follower count, so run Pins first and use the Profile scraper only when you need full account detail.
It is the date Pinterest reports for the pin. Some older pins come back without one, in which case the field is left empty rather than filled with the date you ran the collection.
Yes. Pinterest restricts what signed-out visitors can see, so you sign in normally and the extension reads the results your own session is shown. Your password is never shared.
Collecting publicly visible information for research and analysis is generally permitted in most jurisdictions, but you remain responsible for Pinterest's Terms of Service and the laws that apply to you. Only what is publicly displayed on the pages you visit is captured.
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