Pin Image GeneratorPinterest pins that stop the scroll, made in under a minute.
Paste your photos in, type a bold title, pick a layout — and download a ready-to-post 1000 × 1500 pin. The same collage, text-overlay and top-text styles top bloggers use, with your own site name on every pin.
✓ Free to use✓ No sign-up✓ No API key needed✓ Your photos never leave your browser
1 · Title & branding
Shown in bold caps, auto-sized to fit. Press Enter to start a new line — your line breaks are kept exactly as typed, in every layout. The leading number is always picked out in the accent colour.
Scales the title up or down from its auto-fit size. A very long line stops growing once it nearly reaches the pin's edges, so it never gets cut off.
Words from your title to print in the accent colour — usually the main keyword, e.g. “small kitchen storage”.
Printed at the bottom of the pin. Leave empty for no branding.
2 · Layout
Background colour of the title band — the Collage centre band and the Top Text top band share this one colour. Separate from the accent colour used for the rules and highlighted words.
A black outline around the title letters, applied to every layout. Switch it on or off and drag to set the thickness.
Resets every setting above — layout, band colour, accent colour, stroke and title sizing — back to the defaults. Your title, highlight words, site name and photos stay as they are.
3 · Photos
Collage uses 4 photos. Pasted or dropped photos fill the slots in order; tap a slot, then paste or drop to replace it.
Paste photos here (Ctrl+V) or drag & drop them
Copy any photo — e.g. right-click a photo in your article → “Copy image” — then come back and paste it anywhere on this page. Or drag & drop image files from your computer.
How it works
From article photos to a finished pin in three steps — no design software, no templates to install.
Step 1
Paste or drop your photos in
Copy a photo straight from your article (right-click → “Copy image”) and press Ctrl+V anywhere on the page, or drag & drop image files from your computer. Photos fill the pin slots in order.
Step 2
Type the title, pick a layout, style it
Write your title line by line, highlight the keyword in the accent colour, choose Collage, Text Overlay or Top Text, and fine-tune the stroke, font size, line spacing and band colour until it looks right.
Step 3
Download the PNG and post it
One click exports a crisp 1000 × 1500 PNG — the exact 2:3 size Pinterest recommends — with your site name printed at the bottom, ready to upload to Pinterest.
Layouts
Three designs, proven on Pinterest. Pick the one that fits your post.
Collage
Four photos arranged around a bold title band — two above, two below, separated by thin dividers and accent rules. Perfect for roundups and listicles where showing more photos means more clicks.
Text Overlay
One full-bleed photo with a big, bold title over the lower half, outlined so it stays readable on any image. Ideal when a single strong photo carries the pin.
Top Text
One full-bleed photo with the title band across the top, so the title is the first thing readers see. Your site name sits at the very bottom, exactly like Text Overlay.
Features
Everything you need, nothing you don’t. Built for bloggers who publish pins every day.
Paste & drop photos
Copy images directly from your own articles and paste them in, or drag files from your computer — no uploading, no searching stock libraries.
Three proven layouts
Collage, Text Overlay and Top Text — the pin styles that consistently earn clicks in the home, food, beauty and lifestyle niches.
Bold outlined titles
A black outline around the title letters, adjustable in thickness, applied to every layout so text pops on any background.
Auto-fit + font size control
Titles auto-size to fit the band, then scale up or down from 60% to 150% — growing right up to the pin’s edges without ever getting cut off.
Multi-line titles + line spacing
Press Enter to break lines exactly where you want them, then adjust the spacing between lines from 1.00 to 1.60 to match your style.
Band & accent colours
The title band defaults to deep plum, with presets and a custom colour picker — plus pink, gold, coral, mint or sky accents, or any custom colour.
Site-name branding
Type any site name into the branding field and it is printed at the bottom of every pin. The name is never fixed or hardcoded.
Ready-to-post PNG export
Every pin exports as a 1000 × 1500 PNG (2:3), the size Pinterest recommends for feed pins — crisp, with no cropping surprises.
Fully browser-based privacy
Everything happens in your browser. Photos are processed on your own device and are never sent to a server — close the tab and they are gone.
Frequently asked questions
The short answers, before you ask.
Do I need an account?
No — the tool is free and open, no account needed.
Do my photos get uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything happens in your browser — photos you paste or drop are processed on your own device and are never sent to a server. Close the tab and they are gone.
What size is the downloaded pin?
Every pin downloads as a PNG at exactly 1000 × 1500 pixels — Pinterest’s recommended 2:3 ratio — so it uploads crisp with no cropping surprises.
Can I brand pins with my own site name?
Yes. Type any site name into the branding field and it is printed at the bottom of every pin. The tool works for any blog or niche — food, home decor, hairstyles, fashion, crafts and more — and the name is never fixed or hardcoded.
How many photos does each layout use?
Collage uses four photos (two above and two below the title band). Text Overlay uses one full-bleed photo. Top Text uses one full-bleed photo below the title band. Paste or drop more photos and tap a slot to swap any of them.
Does it cost anything?
No — the generator is free to use, with no sign-up and no limits on how many pins you make.
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