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Pinterest Image Resizer

This Pinterest image resizer turns one photo into pin-ready sizes: the 1000 x 1500 standard pin at the 2:3 ratio Pinterest recommends, a 1000 x 1000 square, a 1000 x 2100 long pin, a 1080 x 1920 Idea Pin, a profile photo and a square board cover. Crop to fill and drag or zoom each frame so the right part of a wide photo ends up in the tall pin, or fit the whole image on a colour or blurred background. Load up to 20 photos at once, add a custom size, and download JPG, PNG or WebP separately or in a ZIP. Food and craft bloggers use it to turn a batch of horizontal blog photos into vertical pins without opening a design app. Everything runs in your browser.

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How to use

01

Upload your photo

Add one or more images through the upload box, up to 20 at 20 MB each. Horizontal photos are fine; you'll choose which part fills the tall pin frames next.

02

Frame the pins

Press Adjust crop on a pin size, then drag and zoom the photo inside the 2:3 frame. Or choose Fit without cropping to keep the full photo with a colour or blurred background.

03

Download your pins

Choose JPG, PNG or WebP in Output format. Download a single pin or use Download all (ZIP) to save every Pinterest size with labelled file names.

Why Pinterest Image Resizer

Pinterest image sizes

These are the sizes the Pinterest resizer creates. The standard 2:3 pin is the default for most content. Long pins suit step-by-step graphics and infographics, and the Idea Pin size suits vertical video covers and story-style content. Pinterest shows pins in columns far narrower than 1000 pixels, so these sizes stay sharp on high-resolution screens.

PlacementSize (px)RatioNotes
Standard pin1000 x 15002:3Pinterest's recommended shape
Square pin1000 x 10001:1Shorter in the grid
Long pin1000 x 21001:2.1Taller pins may be cut off
Idea Pin / Story1080 x 19209:16Full-screen vertical
Profile photo165 x 1651:1Shown as a circle
Board cover600 x 6001:1Shown small on your profile

Why vertical pins get more attention

The Pinterest feed is a grid of equal-width columns. Every pin gets the same width, so the only way a pin can take up more space is by being taller. A wide 16:9 photo ends up as a short strip between tall neighbours and is easy to scroll past.

A 2:3 pin gets roughly twice the height of a 16:9 image in the same column, without being so tall that Pinterest trims it. That is why Pinterest recommends 2:3 and why blog photos are usually recropped before pinning. Use Adjust crop to pick the most interesting vertical slice of a wide photo, or fit it with a background if every part matters. Very tall pins beyond 1:2.1 lose the advantage, because the feed trims them.

Common questions

What is the recommended Pinterest pin size?
1000 x 1500 pixels, a 2:3 ratio, which is what Pinterest recommends. Pins at that shape display in full in the grid. The Pin (Standard) preset creates exactly that size.
How do I turn a landscape photo into a Pinterest pin?
Upload it, press Adjust crop on Pin (Standard), then drag the photo so the subject sits in the tall frame and zoom if needed. If you can't lose any of the photo, choose Fit without cropping and a blurred or colour background instead.
How long can a Pinterest pin be before it gets cut off?
Pins taller than a 1:2.1 ratio can be cut off in the feed, which is why the Long preset stops at 1000 x 2100. Anything taller may show a trimmed version until someone opens the pin.
What size is a Pinterest Idea Pin?
The Idea Pin preset is 1080 x 1920, a full-screen 9:16 frame. That's the same shape as Stories and Reels, so vertical content made for other apps usually fits directly.
What size is the Pinterest board cover in this resizer?
The Board cover preset outputs 600 x 600, a square. Covers are shown small and may be trimmed by Pinterest, so pick an image with one clear central subject and no small text.
Is 1000 pixels wide enough for a Pinterest pin?
Yes. Pins are shown in narrow columns, so 1000 pixels wide is plenty even on large screens. Larger uploads mostly add file size without looking sharper.
Should recipe and product pins be cropped or fitted?
Fit without cropping is often safer, because cropping can cut off ingredients or the edge of a product. A background in a colour that matches your brand makes the bars look like part of the design.
Which file format should I download for Pinterest pins?
JPG works for photo pins and keeps files small. PNG is better for pins with text overlays or flat graphics. WebP gives smaller files but some scheduling tools don't accept it yet.

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