Start from a sales page URL, your course visuals, or a topic like “how to start a blog”. Made to Spark designs the pins, writes the title, description and alt text, and publishes or schedules them to Pinterest when you are happy.
No credit card required to create your account. Plans start at $12 a month.
By Paul, founder of Made to Spark · Last updated Sep 16, 2026
Real pins made with Made to Spark. Tap any pin to see it up close.
No photo needed. Type a topic or paste a page and get a brand-new image with your headline on it.
Made with this brand's colors (#312E81, #A5B4FC). Your pins use your own.
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Paste a link, upload photos or type a topic. You get finished pins with the copy written, ready to publish or schedule.
Create your accountNo credit card required to create your account.
For course creators, Pinterest marketing means turning course offers, lessons, and free resources into vertical pins that people find in Pinterest search and save to their boards, with each pin linking to the page it describes. Made to Spark handles the design and the pin copy, so the part left to you is choosing what to pin.
No photo yet? Type a course topic and get a new image with your headline on it.
Put your course visuals into Canva-style layouts: collages, bold title bands and magazine-style covers.
Set your colors and website once and every design uses them.
Each pin comes with a title, description and alt text based on your page, ready to edit.
Make a few different pins for the same course page, so you have fresh designs to rotate.
Send approved pins to your connected Pinterest account now, or place them on the scheduler.
Paste a sales page URL, upload your course visuals, or type a topic.
Choose a brand-new AI image or a designer template. Your brand colors and website go on every pin.
Edit the title, description, alt text and link, then publish now or add the pins to your schedule.
Keep each pin focused on a specific offer or lead magnet, then link to that page.
Use titles that describe the outcome or skill, not just the course brand name.
Use visuals that represent the linked page and confirm the destination URL before publishing.
Try different images, layouts, or angles for the same course page while keeping every version accurate.
Use your Pinterest analytics to decide which topics and creative approaches to test next.
Boards group your pins by topic, so people can follow the ones they care about.
Tips and strategies for building and selling online courses. Your authority-building board.
Beginner-friendly content that attracts people at the start of their learning journey — your largest audience.
Lead magnets, checklists, and free mini-courses. Top-of-funnel content that feeds your email list.
Tool recommendations and tutorials. Practical content with high save rates.
Transformation stories and testimonials as visual pins. Social proof that converts browsers into enrollees.
General learning and productivity content that attracts your target audience beyond your specific topic.
Career-focused content for learners who want professional outcomes from your course topic.
Promote past and upcoming live events. Webinars are the highest-converting course sales tool.
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| Criteria | ||
|---|---|---|
| Discovery | Pins can appear in search, related content, and home feeds. | Posts can appear in feeds, profiles, search, and recommendations. |
| Organization | Boards group pins by topic or audience. | Profiles, highlights, and collections organize content differently. |
| Destination links | Standard pins can link to a relevant external page. | Link placement depends on the post format and account features. |
| Creative format | Vertical images are a common pin format. | Square, portrait, story, and reel formats are available. |
Yes. Type a keyword or topic for an AI pin, or upload your own images and pick a template. Review the design and copy before publishing.
Yes. Paste a public URL and Made to Spark uses the page text and images to build the pins. Results depend on what the page shows and whether it allows access.
No. Template pins use photos you already have, so they are included in your plan. AI pins create a brand-new image and use one credit each.
Yes. Upload images you own or have permission to use, and they fill the template you choose.
Yes. Edit the title, description, alt text and destination URL before publishing or scheduling.
Yes. Connect your Pinterest account to publish approved pins right away or schedule them.
Plans start at $12 a month, or about $9 a month billed yearly. Every plan includes pin creation, pin copy and Pinterest scheduling. Larger plans add more AI credits, more pins per day and bulk pin creation.
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