Pinterest Profile Scraper
Search Pinterest for a topic and export the pinners behind it — each with the website they link to, their audience size, and whether Pinterest has verified their domain.
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Who is it for?
Partnership Teams
Find who is already publishing in a category and see, in the same row, the site each of them sends traffic to.
Agencies
Build a shortlist of active accounts in a client's niche without opening profiles one at a time.
Market Researchers
Measure how a category is populated — how many accounts, how large, how many run verified merchant storefronts.
Ecommerce Teams
See which sellers hold ground on the searches your products compete for, and how big their audiences are.
Analysts
Compare follower, pin, and board counts across a whole result set instead of eyeballing a grid.
Founders
Check whether a niche has an established Pinterest presence before committing to the channel.
Key Benefits
Everything you need to extract Pinterest data efficiently
The Website Comes With the Account
Most accounts a Pinterest search returns publish a site link. That link is exported next to the account, so the result set already points at the businesses behind the pins.
Verified Domains Are Flagged
Pinterest marks accounts that have proven ownership of their domain. The flag is carried through, so a claimed site can be told apart from a pasted one.
Merchant Accounts Marked
Verified merchant status is exported as its own column, separating shops from personal and hobby accounts at a glance.
Search Is the Starting Point
Type a topic into Pinterest and the accounts behind those results become the list. No handles to gather up front.
Nothing to Register
No developer app, no API key, no approval queue. Install, search, collect.
Spreadsheet-Ready
Excel, CSV, or JSON, one row per account, with every count already numeric.
How to Use Pinterest Profile 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
Search on Pinterest
Open pinterest.com and search the topic, product, or category you are studying.
- 3
Choose Profiles
Open the side panel, pick Profiles, and set how many to collect — 50, 100, 250, or your own number.
- 4
Run the Collection
Pinterest is paged through for you while progress updates live. Leave the tab in front while it works.
- 5
Export the List
Download as Excel, CSV, or JSON, or open the results in your dashboard to filter and sort them first.
Quick Start Checklist
- Chrome browser installed
- Free InsightSocial account (optional)
- 2 minutes of your time
Data You Can Extract
| Field | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Username | The account's Pinterest handle | text |
| Full Name | Display name on the account | text |
| About | Profile bio text | text |
| Website URL | Site the account links to | url |
| Domain Verified | Whether Pinterest confirmed domain ownership | text |
| Verified Merchant | Whether the account is an approved merchant | text |
| Followers | Follower count | number |
| Following | Accounts they follow | number |
| Pin Count | Total pins saved by the account | number |
| Board Count | Number of boards on the account | number |
| Last Pin Save Time | When the account last saved a pin | date |
| Profile URL | Direct link to the account | url |
| Avatar URL | Profile image location | url |
Frequently Asked Questions
Search your topic on Pinterest, open the InsightSocial side panel, choose Profiles, and set a target count. The extension pages through the accounts the search returns and exports them as Excel, CSV, or JSON — one row per account.
Yes. The site link on the profile is exported as its own column, along with a separate flag for whether Pinterest has verified that the account owns that domain. That verified flag is worth paying attention to — it is the difference between a claimed site and an unclaimed one.
Not currently. Search is the supported starting point. Boards, individual pin pages, and profile pages are recognised by the extension but not yet collectable — open a search instead, and the accounts behind those results become your list.
Presets are 50, 100, and 250, and you can type your own number. A run is a session rather than a per-row charge, so a 250-account run costs the same single run as a 50-account one.
No — each run collects one or the other, because they come from different parts of Pinterest's own search. Run Profiles for the accounts, then run Pins on the same search if you want the content too.
No. It exports the website link the account has published on its own profile, plus the profile URL. It does not visit those sites, and it does not produce email addresses or phone numbers.
You need to be signed in to Pinterest in your own browser, as Pinterest limits what it shows to signed-out visitors. The extension reads what your session already displays and never handles your password.
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, particularly around personal data. Only what is publicly displayed on the pages you visit is captured.
Use Cases
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