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Free blog pin maker · No signup

Turn any blog post into a Pinterest pin

Paste the URL. We pull the photos and headline. You pick a layout and download a 1000×1500 pin that sends traffic back to the article.

The Blog Post to Pinterest Pin Generator works with WordPress, Substack, Squarespace, Ghost, Medium, and any public article URL. You get 1 AI pin and 2 template pins a week.

1000×1500 px Main-content images only Deleted after download

Last updated: September 2026

Step 1 of 4

Source your images

Upload photos or extract them directly from a page.

This week 1 of 1 AI pin left 2 of 2 template pins left
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Import from Page

Paste any blog post or product page URL to extract images.

We'll scan the page and find the best images for your pin.

One blog post, four pin angles

Same article, different hooks. This is what the tool actually outputs.

Featured image of a blog post about cozy small living room ideas

Cozy Small Living Room Ideas

Your blog post
Curiosity hook
Collage
Hero photo
Roundup
Pin preview

How to turn a blog post into a Pinterest pin

1

Paste the URL

Any published article. We grab photos and the headline from the main content, not the sidebar.

2

Pick the photo

Choose the best image from the post, or upload your own.

3

Add a headline

Overlay a hook, pick a layout, set fonts and colors, add your domain banner.

4

Download

A 1000×1500 pin ready to publish. File is deleted after download.

Got a whole archive to pin?

This tool is for one post. Made to Spark connects to WordPress, makes pins for every article, and publishes them to Pinterest on a schedule.

Pin my whole blog

Built for

Bloggers

Turn every new post into a pin that sends Pinterest readers back to the article.

Pinterest for WordPress

Food & recipe sites

Pull the hero food photo, overlay the recipe name. That's the format people save.

Substack & newsletters

Repurpose a published issue into a pin that grows the list, not just the archive.

Pinterest for Substack

Affiliate & niche sites

Make pins for roundups and reviews that click through to the post, not a dead end.

Why this instead of Canva

Paste a URL, skip the export

No downloading images from the CMS, no dragging them into a 1000×1500 template.

Sized for Pinterest

Every pin is 1000×1500 px — the size that actually fills the feed.

Your headline, your domain

Fonts, colors, and a domain banner so the pin points back to the blog.

Free, no account

1 AI pin and 2 template pins a week. More on a plan.

FAQ

How do I turn a blog post into a Pinterest pin?

Paste the article URL. The tool pulls photos and the headline from the post. Pick an image, add a text overlay, download a 1000×1500 pin.

Is it really free?

Yes. No signup. You get 1 AI pin and 2 template pins every week. A plan unlocks more.

Does it work with WordPress and Substack?

Yes. Any public article URL — WordPress, Substack, Squarespace, Wix, Ghost, Medium, and more. Images come from the main content only, not sidebars or ads.

Will the pin link back to my blog post?

The file you download is the image. When you publish it on Pinterest, set the destination URL to your article so every click goes back to the post.

Can I add my own headline and branding?

Yes. Headline overlay, subtitle, fonts, colors, and a domain banner with your blog URL.

Can I make several pins for one blog post?

Yes. Change the headline, image, or layout and generate again — within your daily limit.

Are my images stored?

No. The generated pin is deleted after download. Extracted images are cleaned up automatically.

Before you go — what held you back?

Your feedback helps us improve this tool.

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