PinBoardSaver

PinBoardSaver is a browser extension for downloading Pinterest boards, sections, profiles, or selected pins. It saves images, videos, and GIFs in an organized ZIP, with folders that preserve board sections. Users can also export boards as print-ready PDFs, create a single collage image, or send a board to Figma with its plugin. It is designed for interior designers, stylists, wedding planners, and creative teams who use Pinterest for inspiration and project work. The free plan includes the first 20 pins of each download; paid plans offer unlimited pins and additional export features. The extension works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Arc, and the page says no Pinterest login is required.

PinBoardSaver downloads Pinterest boards, sections, profiles, or selected pins into files that users can organize and use in their creative work. It saves images, videos, and GIFs, with original quality available for supported downloads. Boards can be exported as organized ZIP folders, print-ready PDF moodboards, or a single image. The product addresses the need to collect Pinterest references beyond individual pins and turn them into materials for presentations, archives, or further design work. For board downloads, a user opens a Pinterest board in a desktop browser, opens the PinBoardSaver extension, and starts a download. They can choose all pins, whole sections, or individual pins. The extension saves the results as a ZIP with folders matching the board’s sections. Users can also export PDFs using a one-pin-per-page or masonry-grid layout, or create a single board image. To work in Figma, they use “Copy for Figma” in the extension, then paste the board into the Figma plugin. The page presents PinBoardSaver as a tool for interior designers, stylists, wedding planners, and creative teams. It is intended for people who use Pinterest boards as references and need to turn those references into organized files, moodboards, presentations, or design material. The product also supports workflows in Figma and names Photoshop and InDesign as creative tools for working with its auto-named and numbered downloads. It works through a desktop browser extension and does not require a Pinterest login.