Design and organize Pinterest pins for your own content, faster

PinTool is a content-production tool for website owners and bloggers. It generates on-brand pin images for your articles and helps you keep them organized by site and Pinterest board — you review and publish every pin yourself.

What PinTool does

A workspace for turning your own articles into Pinterest-ready pin images and keeping them organized before you publish.

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AI Pin Image Generation

Reads your article's title and excerpt and generates a matching pin image and caption — sized correctly for Pinterest, per site.

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Reference-Based Image Creation

Start from a reference image and generate a new, similar-styled pin for your own content — useful for keeping a consistent visual style across a site.

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Board Organization

Looks up the board names on a Pinterest profile you specify and suggests which of your boards best matches each pin's topic.

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Multi-Site Management

Manage pin production for several of your own websites from one place, each with its own categories, boards, and settings.

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Prompt Templates

Reusable image and caption templates so pins for the same site stay visually consistent, editable any time.

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Export for Publishing

Export finished pins as a spreadsheet (title, image, board, description, link) that you review and publish yourself.

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Performance Insights

Optionally connect your Pinterest account to see impressions, saves, clicks, and engagement for your pins and boards, right inside PinTool.

How it works

Four steps from "an article on your site" to "a pin ready to publish."

Add your site

Point PinTool at your website's sitemap so it knows which articles/pages you want pins for.

Generate pin images

PinTool writes a caption and generates a matching image for each selected page, using your chosen style settings.

Match to a board

Each pin is matched to the Pinterest board on your account that best fits its topic, so nothing needs manual sorting.

Review and export

You review every pin, then export the finished batch to publish it yourself, on your own schedule.