Bulk download and save
your Pinterest boards
Images, GIFs, and videos. Full resolution. Runs entirely on your machine.
Images, GIFs, and videos. Full resolution. Runs entirely on your machine.
No browser extensions, no sketchy websites, no upload limits. Just a clean app that does one thing well.
Download full-resolution originals. JPG, PNG, GIF — whatever Pinterest has, you get it at the highest quality.
Automatically converts Pinterest's video streams to standard MP4 files. Everything is handled for you.
Sign in to Pinterest directly inside the app to access your private boards. Your credentials never leave your device.
Everything runs on your machine. No proxy servers, no data collection, no cloud. Your pins stay yours.
See every file in a board before downloading. Download everything at once, or pick individual files one by one.
Handles boards with hundreds of pins efficiently and reliably. Smart pagination, respectful rate limiting.
Paste a URL, click download. That's it.
PinBoard isn't code-signed yet, so your OS will show a security warning on first launch. This is normal for independent apps — you only need to do this once.
Double-click PinBoard after installing. A warning will appear saying "PinBoard" can't be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software (or similar). Click Done — don't move it to Trash.
Open System Settings (Apple menu → System Settings). Go to Privacy & Security and scroll down to the Security section at the bottom. You'll see: "PinBoard" was blocked to protect your Mac.
Click Open Anyway, then enter your admin password if prompted. PinBoard will launch — future opens work normally with no extra steps.
Double-click the PinBoard Setup.exe.
Windows Defender SmartScreen will show a blue warning: "Windows
protected
your PC" — this appears because the app is new and doesn't have a reputation with Microsoft
yet.
Click the More info link on the warning. A Run anyway button will appear — click it. The installer will proceed normally. You only need to do this once.
Download the .AppImage file from
the releases page.
You can save it anywhere you like — no installation needed.
Right-click the file → Properties → Permissions tab →
check Allow executing file as program. Or open a terminal and
run: chmod
+x
PinBoard-*.AppImage
That's it — double-click the AppImage to launch PinBoard. No installer, no setup. Works on most distributions including Ubuntu, Fedora, and others.
~/Applications) to
keep things tidy. It runs from wherever you put it.
Copy the URL of any Pinterest board and paste it into PinBoard. Any
format works — full URLs, short links, or just username/board-name.
https://pinterest.com/username/board-name/
PinBoard will automatically find the board, load all pins, and show you a breakdown of images, GIFs, and videos.
Pick a category (images, GIFs, or videos) and hit download. Everything gets saved to a folder on your computer. You can also download individual files one by one.
For your own private or secret boards, just sign in to Pinterest directly inside PinBoard. No copying cookies, no DevTools — just a normal login.
A real Pinterest login page opens inside the app. Sign in with your email and password as you normally would — 2FA and captcha work too.
Once signed in, paste any private board URL and click Load Board. PinBoard will use your session to access it.
Everything works the same — pick a category, hit download. Your session stays active so you don't need to sign in again until it expires.
Download free. Pay once for Pro — no subscriptions, no hidden fees.
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