Build Your Website: Social Media Images for Pinterest

NOTE: This post, “Social Media Images for Pinterest”, introduces Pinterest’s requirements for images needed in setting up your account and the images and videos you plan to use in posts on this site.

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This post’s intention is to provide this information about fields and provide image examples of what the various post types look like to help you in preparing the images and text you’ll need.

Be sure to maintain consistency (and your branding) by using the same colors, banner, headshot, and fonts from other social media sites to make you/your business recognizable.

To repeat, you ideally start with an image as large as you can make it, usually 1,080 px wide by χχ px high.

Pinterest will not adjust your image to suit their guidelines, so be sure to use the correct dimensions.

This will ensure clarity. Keep this file as your original. Make duplicates of it for every different size you’ll need. I like to label my images with its purpose and the social media name, e.g., profPin or pinProf meaning profile picture for Pinterest or coverPin meaning cover photo for Pinterest.

Develop your own preference and then be consistent to reduce confusion!

NOTE: Any post content on Pinterest must comply with their assorted policies.

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You may want to also look at more possibilities in “Images on Your Website” and “Understanding Licensing” or have some fun on the homepage Building Your Author Website.

For more on websites, check out: “First Steps for a Website“, “Outline Your Website“, “Anatomy of a Web Page“, “Pages on the Front End of Your Website“, “Pages Behind the Scenes of Your Website“, “More Specific Disclosures for Your Website“, and “Navigation For Your Website“.

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. . . an opportunity to do a bit more with your author’s website or blog and have some fun with it as well as getting a look at building it from the ground up with a comprehensive listing of the pages you’ll need . . . all while learning something about HTML (hypertext markup language) and CSS (cascading style sheets) — the easy way, lol.

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Pinterest Social Media Images
Part of Web Building: Behind the Scenes
Definition: Any image you use on your social media site, including banners. Pinterest is all about the shared image, for viewers to discover recipes, home, style, motivation, and inspiration. Ads are regular Pins that you pay to be placed where people are most likely to see them. These Pins will surface in your desired audience’s home feed, category feeds, and relevant search results. You may want to explore the promoted pins overview. POST CONTENTS: Personal Account Pinterest Profile Page Cover Photo Profile Photo Biography Business Account Pinterest Business Profile Page Pinterest Business Cover Pinterest Business Profile Photo Pinterest Business “Biography” Pinterest Images Safe Zone Pin Pinterest Rich Pin Article Rich Pin Product Rich Pin Recipe Rich Pin Idea Story Pin Pinterest Collections Pin Carousel Pin Video Pin Pinterest Photo Display Board
ACCOUNT SET-UPS
When setting yourself up on Pinterest, you’ll need assorted images that reflect you and/or your business: Profile (Personal) Account Set-up Pinterest Business Account Set-up Pinterest Images
Pinterest Personal Account Set-up
You’ll want a background banner-like image, a headshot of yourself, and a short biography, all that reflects who you are: Pinterest Profile Page Cover Photo Profile Photo Biography
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Pinterest Profile Page	Definition: A place on Pinterest where you share information about yourself, such as your profile photo, name, bio and optionally, location.
Pinterest Cover Photo	Definition: Appears at the top of your profile page, as a background behind your profile photo. Aim for simple and standout. A.k.a. banner, cover image, header
Return to top or post contents	Image Size 800 x 450 px Aspect Ratio 16:9 Resolution Range Standard: 72 ppi Max.: 96 ppi File Size Max. on Web: 100 MB Max. on Android, iOS: 2 Gb File Format JPG, JPEG, PNG
Pinterest Profile Photo	Definition: Appears on your profile page, as well as alongside each Pin you create. Your profile photo will be displayed as a circle.
Return to top or post contents	Image Size Home page: 165 x 165 px Everywhere else: 32 x 32 px Aspect Ratio 1:1 Resolution Range Standard: 72 ppi Max.: 96 ppi File Size Max.: 10 MB File Format JPG, JPEG, PNG
Pinterest Biography	You are allowed up to 500 characters for a biography, although only the first 140 are visible in default desktop view, so make the most of it.
Pinterest Business Account Set-up
You must set up a business account — it’s free — it’s the ads that cost — to have a Business Page. The difference between a personal and a business account is the latter allows access to your target audience. Oh, and your information will be public. The business account has features that are helpful to business owners and marketers, including access to the Pinterest Business Hub and Pinterest Analytics, where you can review analytics for your Pins: Business pages can include various data, topics, and information such as prices of products, ratings of movies, or ingredients for recipes. You can create Pins for your business that are free, but they cannot be ads — Pins can be converted into ads, for which you pay. Requirements: Your business account must use an email not already in use on an existing Pinterest account and not connected to any other Pinterest accounts. Only one website can be claimed (verified) by one Pinterest account. Each website you claim will be treated as a separate domain (unless they route to the same place). You must own the domain, subdomain, or subpath AND you need to be able to edit the source code This means you cannot “claim” / verify other social accounts or online stores hosted on marketplaces like Etsy, eBay, and Amazon. You don’t own them. Pinterest Business Profile Page Pinterest Business Cover Pinterest Business Profile Photo Pinterest Business “Biography” Source: Claim
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Pinterest Business Profile Page	Definition: A place on Pinterest where you share information about yourself, such as your profile photo, name, bio, and optionally, location.
Pinterest Business Cover	Definition: A visual representation of your brand appearing at the top of your profile page, as a banner background behind your profile photo, providing a quick overview of your product or service offerings, and helping to establish a cohesive brand identity across your Pinterest presence.
Return to top or post contents	It is the first impression for potential customers when they visit your profile, encouraging viewers to explore your pins and boards further — think of it as telling a story. The cover photo should clearly reflect your brand colors, logo, and overall aesthetic, instantly making your profile recognizable. Aim for simple and standout. You can customize your profile cover and upload an image or a video if you have a Pinterest business account. A.k.a. banner, board header, cover image, header, profile cover
	Image Size Min. & Best: 800 x 450 px Aspect Ratio 16:9 Resolution Range Standard: 72 ppi Max.: 96 ppi Video Duration Up to 5 min File Size Max.: 2 GB File Format MP4, MOV, M4V
	Check out Pinterest’s examples of cover photos.
Pinterest Business Profile Photo	Definition: An image that is easily recognizable as belonging to your business.
Return to top or post contents	Using a standalone logo is the most common strategy, some brands use a lifestyle image that includes their logo. Other brands rely more on a person — a recognizable face of the brand, e.g., Orville Redenbacher or Flo. Your photo will be cropped and appear as a circle on the app. To ensure the best quality, you should make sure the key visual elements are centered.
	Image Size 280 x 280 px Recommended: 800 x 450 px Aspect Ratio 1:1 16:9 Resolution Range Standard: 72 ppi Max.: 96 ppi File Size File Format Still: JPG, JPEG, PNG Video: MP4, MOV, M4V
Pinterest Business “Biography”	Definition: Create a description of your business and the products or services offered, includes its vision, mission, and value statement. Include contact information Tell your viewers about your business’ history outlining growth and expansion Include awards and recognition A.k.a. business profile
Pinterest Images
When setting yourself up on Pinterest, you’ll need quality images — Vertical images are best. NOTE: All uploaded images are converted to standard 8-bit RGB JPEGs before being turned into Pins and ads. NOTE: Custom color profiles are not supported on Pinterest and may result in slightly different colors on published Pins and ads. Include your logo, keep it subtle, avoiding the lower-right corner, since that spot gets covered up by our product icons Use clear titles and concise descriptions in your text overlay — the copy that goes on your Pin image to make it stand out Keep your copy concise for readability on mobile devices Create separate Pins for each country you target, so they can be translated into the local language You can use up to 100 characters for your title and up to 500 characters for your description Pinterest recommends using 25 keywords per description Include alt text that clearly but succinctly describe the image, repeat any embedded text in the image, and explain how it relates to the rest of the post Keep your alt text around 120 characters, and start with “Ad” or “Advertisement” if it’s an ad. If a link is included on your Pin, check that the link is active and loads quickly The easiest way to create a pin is to use Pinterest’s Create a Pin option. Your Pin’s creative tells people what to expect when they click. Make sure it matches your destination site’s topic and imagery. The Pin’s creative typically features a captivating design, relevant text overlay, and a clear call-to-action, meant to inspire users to save the content to their boards and engage with the idea presented. Safe Zone Pin Pinterest Rich Pin Article Rich Pin Product Rich Pin Recipe Rich Pin Idea Story Pin Pinterest Collections Pin Carousel Pin Video Pin Pinterest Photo Display Board
Safe Zone	Tip: Pay attention to your safe zone when creating your images.
Return to top or post contents	270 px below the top of the container 65 px from the left margin 195 px from the right margin 790 px up from the bottom
Pinterest Pin	Definition: An image, a visual bookmark, that has been linked from a website or uploaded. NOTE: Any Pin can become an ad.
Return to top or post contents	The recommended size is the vertical, but you can also use a square or tall pin. Your pin will be displayed with a fixed width of 236 px. To create a pin with a different ratio, remember that Pinterest crops images from the bottom. Be prepared with ALT text. NOTE: Pinterest also refers to an image as a hero. A.k.a. static pin Source: Create; Chen
	Pinterest Pin Specifications Image Size 200 x 300 px Vertical: 1,000 x 1,500 px Square: 1,000 x 1,000 px Tall: 1,000 x 2,100 px Appears as: 236 px wide Full Bleed Image: 1,080 x 1,920 px Aspect Ratio 3:2 Vertical: 2:3 Square: 1:1 Tall: 1.2:6 Full Bleed Image: 9:16 Resolution Range Standard: 72 ppi Max.: 96 ppi File Size Max. on Web: 100 MB Max. on Android, iOS: < 2 Gb Audio Max.: < 2 GB File Format Image: BMP, JPEG, JPG, PNG, TIFF, WEBP Avoid any reduction in image quality by uploading as PNG with sRGB Audio: MP4
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Pinterest Rich Pin	Definition: A video-focused feature (a set of videos, images, and other content within a single pin) provides followers with more information about a product or service from the source website — directly on the pin AND automatically updates the pin, i.e., it automatically syncs with your site, so if something changes on the original site, the rich Pin periodically updates to reflect that change.
Return to top or post contents	If you update your article or recipe on your site, any associated Rich Pins will also reflect the changes. (I know. I’m being repetitive, but it is worth the emphasis.) Before creating a Rich Pin, Pinterest must verify that your website is compatible — claim/verify your site when you set up your Business Account. The content of a Rich Pin is separate from the pin itself. Once you’ve got the code embedded in your site and your website is approved by Pinterest, you’re ready to post Rich Pins. You can identify rich Pins by the extra information above and below the image when you click into the Pin. You must add metadata to your website. Enter the information manually or use YoastSEO Premium. NOTE: Each type of Rich Pin has its own metadata requirements: Article Rich, Product Rich, and Recipe Rich. Some sites claim there are also Place Pins, which include a map, address, and phone number, and App Install Pins, which allow users to download your app directly from the App Store or Play Store. It’s similar to an App Install ad — the difference being that your users will get a bit more information directly on the Pin and naturally gain visibility through regular Pinterest browsing and search functions. For specifications for creating this pin, see Pinterest Pin Specifications above. Source: Types; Create; Chen
Article Rich Pin	Definition: An article you post that showcases blurbs about a blog post or story.
Return to top or post contents	Used for blogs, landing pages, and homepages, Article Rich Pins are great for directing traffic to your blog or publication. It will add a headline or title, the author, and a story description. In the home feed, your profile photo and name will show up under the title. Article Rich Pins will automatically update to reflect any edits made later on. If you make manual changes on the Pinterest side, it will also overwrite the metadata. Use the Article Rich page to discover the best metadata to use for an Article Pin. For specifications for creating this pin, see Pinterest Pin Specifications above or check out Pinterest’s Article Rich Pins. Source: Create
Product Rich Pin	Definition: Features a product that gives the viewer relevant buying information right on the Pin, including the name of the product, price, availability, and where to buy.
Return to top or post contents	If you have a catalog uploaded, you’ll be able to tag a product category that when clicked, shows Pinners all items of that category without leaving the app. They may also include a “Best seller” badge if the item is one of the most purchased in a Pinterest product category. Product pins have to be installed, i.e., you must add metadata to the Pin — use Pinterest’s Product Rich page to discover the best metadata to use for a Product Pin. You should have a business account to best use Product Rich Pins. Then, you must meet Pinterest’s merchant guidelines and if the product is in stock. For specifications for creating this pin, see Pinterest Pin Specifications above.
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Recipe Rich Pin	Definition: Displays ingredients, cooking times, and serving information, so that people can follow along right from your post.
Return to top or post contents	The Recipe Rich Pin also adds a title, serving size, ratings, diet preference, and a list of ingredients to recipes that a viewer saves from your site. Recipe Rich Pins will automatically update to reflect any edits made later on. If you make manual changes on the Pinterest side, it will also overwrite the metadata. Use the Recipe Rich page to discover the best metadata to use for a Recipe Pin. For specifications for creating this pin, see Pinterest Pin Specifications above. Source: Create
Pinterest Idea Pin	Definition: A sequence of image and video pins, consisting of up to 20 pages of content a viewer can tap through, and having links that connect to products.
Return to top or post contents	Idea pins evolved from Stories pins; the only difference is that Idea pins won’t disappear after 24 hours and can include more content types than Carousel Pins. What you can do with an Idea Pin: Voice over recording so creators can add their own personal voice Music selection by Epidemic Sound Ghost mode transition tools (perfect for those before-and-afters!) Detail pages for instructions or ingredients Interactive elements like people tagging and stickers Multi-draft save so Creators can publish more ideas Export options to share content beyond Pinterest Topic tagging, a publishing feature that helps connect content to relevant interests You need to come up with: Keywords and topic tags NOTE: You should have a business account to best use an Idea Pin. Video ads can be built using pin builder, if you already have a business account OR check out Create a Pin from an Image or Video. NOTE: Leave a bit of space at the top and bottom of your video pin to allow for the settings icon at the top and the video player control bar at the bottom. Source: Di Feo
	Image Size 1,080 x 1,920 px Aspect Ratio 9:16 Resolution Range Standard: 72 ppi Max.: 96 ppi Video Duration 60 sec File Size Max. on Web: 100 MB ??? Max. on Android, iOS: < 2 Gb File Format BMP, JPEG, JPG, PNG, TIFF, WEBP
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Pinterest Collections Pin	Definition: Allows users to showcase multiple related products within a single pin. To swipe through single images, use a Carousel Pin. This helps people find products from fashion to home decor Pins.
Return to top or post contents	Once someone taps on a Collections Pin, they’ll see the search icon in the bottom-right. When clicked, white dots will appear on the Pin that people can then tap to view and shop exact or similar products. You must have a Pinterest business account to manually tag your Collections Pin with product links. You can add an existing Pin, enter a URL, or select a product ID from an existing catalog. Once you link your main Pin to your claimed/verified website, you’ll be able to tag your products with links from any domain. NOTE: A Collections Pin is different from a Collections Ad Pin. For specifications for creating this pin, see Pinterest Pin Specifications above. Source: Create Collections
Carousel Pin	Definition: A format that allows users to swipe through multiple images in a single Pin unlike a Collections Pin which places multiple images on the face of one Pin.
Return to top or post contents	It works like a slideshow. Source: Create a Carousel
	1 / 3 Mobimbi Revisited 2 / 3 Stevia’s Place 3 / 3 Forest at Twilight ❮ ❯
Pinterest Video	Definition: Videos are a vital tool for marketing on Pinterest because they can help: Increase engagement Build brand authenticity Reach a wider audience Increase visibility, which can autoplay in the Explore section, which can be eye-catching and great for exposure
Return to top or post contents	Image Size 200 x 300 px 1,000 x 1,000 px Recommended: 1,000 x 1,500 px 1,080 x 1,080 px 1,920 x 1080 px If sharing in a Facebook post using carousel: 1,200 x 1,200 px * Pinterest Video specs are all over the place. Aspect Ratio 3:2 Recommended: 1:1 2:3 9:16 Best for Mobile: 9:16 Resolution Range Best: 1,080 p (1,920 x 1,080 p) Note: 1080 p is usually known as Full HD resolution. Video Duration Min.: 4 sec Recommended: 45–90 sec Max.: 15 min Frame Rates 25 fps Bit Rates 3,500 Kbps File Size Image: < 20 MB Video: < 2 GB Mobile: Up to 1 GB Video Compression (codec) H.264, H.265 File Format Image: high-quality JPG Video: MP4 Video – iOS and Android only: MP4, MOV, M4V Audio: AVI, uncompressed Video Captions Title: up to 100 characters Description: up to 500 characters — use keywords Audio Codec AAC, AIFF, PCM, MPEG, WMA, WMA2 are just a few Source: Review with tons of detail
Pinterest Photo Display Board	Definition: A board is where the viewer collects and organizes the Pins they choose to save.
	Within a board, different sections for different interests within that theme can be set up. The display photo is randomly chosen but a viewer can edit which actual picture within the board becomes the display for the board by clicking the ellipsis icon on the open board.

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Resources for Social Media Images

Some of these links may be affiliate links, and I will earn a small percentage, if you should buy it. It does not affect the price you pay.

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Pinterest Photo Credits

Pinterest VSP by Virginia State Park Staff is under the CC BY 2.0 license, via Flickr.