Copy the Pin link
Open Pinterest, choose a public Pin, and copy its link from the share menu.
A simple way to save publicly accessible Pinterest videos when available. Paste a link and let PinDrop do the rest.
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No complicated steps. Just copy, paste, and save when the media is available.
Open Pinterest, choose a public Pin, and copy its link from the share menu.
Paste the URL into the box above. PinDrop will try to find supported media.
If the Pin is supported and publicly accessible, preview it and download the file.
Find a public Pin, copy its link, then paste it into PinDrop. If the media can be accessed and processed, the preview and download option will appear.
Read the FAQs →Sometimes you want to keep a video for offline reference, personal inspiration, or a project you are authorized to use. PinDrop provides a straightforward interface for supported, publicly accessible Pinterest media.
Availability depends on the Pin, Pinterest's current access rules, and the media format. Private, deleted, or unsupported Pins may not work.
Clean interface, clear feedback, and a workflow that works on desktop and mobile.
Quick answers to common questions about saving Pinterest media.
Copy the link of a public Pin, paste it into the downloader, and click Download. If the Pin is supported, a preview and download option will appear.
This starter version focuses on media supported by the installed extractor. Image and GIF support depends on the Pin and may need additional implementation.
The Pin may be private, deleted, restricted, or unsupported, or Pinterest may have changed how its media is delivered. Try another public Pin.
No. PinDrop does not bypass login requirements, privacy controls, or access restrictions.
No. PinDrop is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Pinterest. Respect copyright and only save or reuse media when you have the necessary rights.