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3 Ways to Add a Pin from a Website on Pinterest

By Matthew Lynch
February 22, 2024
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Introduction:

Pinterest is a platform that allows users to discover and share ideas in the form of visual content like images, gifs, and videos. Adding pins from websites to your Pinterest boards can help you easily organize and save inspiring content for future reference or projects. In this article, we will explore three ways to add a pin from a website on Pinterest.

1. Using the ‘Save’ Button on the Website:

Many websites have integrated Pinterest’s ‘Save’ button which makes it easy for users to pin their content directly to their Pinterest boards. Here’s how you can add a pin using the ‘Save’ button:

– Navigate to the website that contains the image or content you want to pin.

– Look for the ‘Save’ button, usually represented by a red Pinterest icon.

– Click on the ‘Save’ button and select the board where you want to save the pin.

– Add any additional description if desired and click ‘Pin it.’

2. Using Pinterest Browser Extension:

Pinterest offers browser extensions for popular web browsers like Google Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge. Installing these tools enables you to add pins from any website quickly. Follow these steps:

– Install the Pinterest browser extension from your web browser’s extension store.

– Navigate to the website containing the image or content you want to pin.

– Click on the red Pinterest icon in your browser’s toolbar.

– Hover over an image or piece of content until a ‘Pin’ button appears.

– Click on the ‘Pin’ button, select a board, add a description if desired, and click ‘Pin it.’

3. Manually Adding Pins:

If you come across a website that does not have the ‘Save’ button or prefer not to install browser extensions, you can manually add pins using these steps:

– Copy the URL of the webpage containing the image or content you want to pin.

– Log in to your Pinterest account and navigate to your desired board.

– Click on the ‘+’ icon or ‘Create a Pin’ button.

– Paste the URL you copied earlier into the ‘Add a link’ input field.

– Wait for Pinterest to fetch the content from the website.

– Choose an image, add a title and description, then click ‘Pin it.’

Conclusion:

There are multiple ways to add pins from websites on Pinterest. You can do it using the ‘Save’ button available on some websites, by installing a Pinterest browser extension, or manually using the platform itself. Choose the method that works best for you and start pinning interesting content from your favourite websites onto your boards.

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