Ultra-fast processing
A focused workflow that checks the public Pin and presents available files quickly.
Paste a Pinterest link to find its available video, image, or GIF files. No app, account, or complicated steps.
Use the share menu on Pinterest to copy the link. This tool checks the public Pin page and presents the media files it can find.
Open a public Pin, tap Share, then choose Copy link.
Drop the URL into the field above.
Select an available quality and save the file.
A focused workflow that checks the public Pin and presents available files quickly.
We link to the source media we can find instead of adding branding or re-encoding it.
No Pinterest login is requested, and submitted links are not used to create user profiles.
Find available MP4 video, JPG or PNG images, and animated media when exposed by Pinterest.
Downloading a Pinterest video in HD is straightforward when the Pin is public. First, open Pinterest in your browser or mobile app and locate the video, image, or animated GIF you want to keep. Use the Share button and select “Copy link.” Return to this Pinterest downloader, paste the copied address into the input field, and press Download. The tool reads the public Pin page, identifies available media sources, and displays the best quality options it can find.
When several files are available, select your preferred resolution from the quality menu. Video Pins may include HD MP4 options, while standard Pins commonly provide high-resolution JPG or PNG images. Animated content may appear as a GIF or video file depending on how Pinterest published it. Choosing the largest resolution generally gives you the clearest result for offline viewing, reference boards, or permitted creative use.
This online Pinterest video downloader works in modern browsers on Android, iPhone, Windows, macOS, and tablets. There is no software to install and no Pinterest login is requested. For the most reliable result, use the original Pin URL rather than a board, profile, or search link. Private, deleted, age-restricted, or region-limited Pins may not be accessible.
If a Pin offers more than one media source, compare the resolution labels before saving. A higher pixel count is useful for presentations and larger screens, while a smaller file can be quicker to store or share. Download speed depends on your connection, the selected file size, and Pinterest’s current availability. Keeping the browser tab open until the file starts helps prevent interrupted requests.
Always respect copyright, creator permissions, and Pinterest’s terms. Download only media you own or have permission to save. This independent tool is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Pinterest.
Everything you need to know to get the highest-quality results from every Pin — from resolution and supported formats to device support and responsible, lawful use.
When you save a Pin with PinsGrabber, the goal is to preserve the media exactly as the creator uploaded it. Instead of re-encoding or compressing files, PinsGrabber links directly to the original media source that Pinterest exposes, so a 1080p, 2K, or 4K video stays at its native resolution with its audio intact.
Re-compression is the quiet enemy of quality. Every time a video is re-processed, fine detail, color depth, and sharpness degrade. By handing you the untouched source stream whenever it is available, PinsGrabber keeps your saved copy visually identical to what you saw on Pinterest.
Pinterest hosts far more than static images. PinsGrabber is built to recognize Standard Pins, Video Pins, Story Pins, and Idea Pins, presenting whatever downloadable formats Pinterest makes public for a given link.
That includes high-resolution JPG and PNG images, MP4 video sources at multiple resolutions, and animated media such as GIFs when a Pin exposes them. If a Pin is private, expired, or login-gated, that media simply is not publicly available to retrieve.
There is nothing to install. PinsGrabber runs entirely in your browser, so it works the same on iOS with Safari, on Android with Chrome, and on Windows, macOS, and Linux desktops with any modern browser.
Because the workflow is just paste, preview, and save, you never need an app, an extension, or a Pinterest login. Your device handles the download natively, saving to your Downloads folder or presenting a share sheet on mobile.
Saving a file does not transfer ownership. PinsGrabber is designed for personal backups and permitted use — for example, archiving your own Pins or media you have explicit permission to save.
Fair use varies by country and depends on the specifics of each situation, so it is never a blanket license to copy or redistribute someone else's work. Always respect creator rights, follow applicable law, and comply with Pinterest's terms before reusing any downloaded media.
Yes. The downloader is free to use and does not require an account. Availability can vary when Pinterest changes access rules or when a Pin is private, deleted, or restricted.