Pinterest Pin Size Resizer

Pinterest is a vertical feed, and its recommended Pin shape is 2:3, such as 1000 × 1500 pixels. Landscape photos turn into small strips there, and very tall Pins can be cut off in the feed. This resizer crops or fits your images to a standard, square or long Pin, and can add a clean title band so the Pin explains itself at a glance. It runs in your browser and handles a whole batch at once.

How to use this tool

1. Choose one or more images.
2. Pick the standard 2:3 Pin, a square Pin or the longest 1:2.1 Pin.
3. Crop to fill and set the position, or show the whole image on a colour or blurred background.
4. Optionally type a short title and choose the band position and colours.
5. Download the JPGs and upload them as Pins.

Formula

scale = max(1000 ÷ width, 1500 ÷ height) × zoom · band height = lines × 1.2 × font + 0.8 × font

The title font starts at 8.5% of the Pin width (85 px) and shrinks by 10% steps until the text fits in at most three lines across 88% of the width. Long words, such as Korean phrases without spaces, are broken between characters.

Example

A 3000 × 2000 landscape photo cropped to 1000 × 1500 uses scale = max(1000/3000, 1500/2000) = 0.75, keeping a 1333 × 2000 window: the middle 44% of the width at full height. Fitted whole instead, it is drawn 1000 × 667 px with 417 px of background above and below, which is a good place for the title band.

Pinterest Pin sizes

Pinterest's creative specs recommend a 2:3 aspect ratio, or 1000 × 1500 px, for standard image Pins, and note that taller ratios may get cut off in people's feeds; 1:2.1 is the tallest shape commonly shown in full. Image Pins can be PNG or JPEG, up to 20 MB from desktop tools (32 MB in the app).