Download Pinterest Video

Supported Content

Public video pins, idea pins with video, and image pins on public boards. Short pin.it links work too. Pins on secret boards, private accounts, and deleted pins are not supported.

Download Pinterest Video: What This Tool Does

Pinterest is built on pins, and many pins now carry short videos: recipes, DIY steps, workouts, product demos, and craft ideas. This tool reads a public pin link and pulls out the media file itself, so you can download Pinterest video pins as MP4 and keep them on your phone or computer. Image pins come back as full-size photos instead of the small preview on the board. You bring the link; the tool returns the file.

How to Download a Pinterest Video, Step by Step

Open the Pinterest app or pinterest.com and find the pin you want. Open the pin itself, then tap the share icon and choose Copy link. The link looks like pinterest.com/pin/ followed by a long number, and short pin.it links work as well. Come back to this page, paste the link into the box, and press Download. When the result appears, save the MP4 video or the photo to your device. The whole flow takes well under a minute for most pins.

What You Can Save from a Pin

A video pin saves as one MP4 file in the quality the pin itself serves. An image pin saves as one photo, at the largest size the pin offers. Idea pins and story pins that carry a video return that video as MP4. Board links and profile links hold many pins at once and cannot be processed; always copy the link of the single pin you want.

Why Save Pinterest Videos and Photos?

People save pins for practical reasons. A recipe video is easier to follow in the kitchen without a connection. A DIY clip is useful in a workshop where the signal is weak. Creators save their own pins as backups, because Pinterest gives no clean export for a single pin. Teachers and students keep reference images and clips for offline work. A saved file stays put; a pin can be moved or deleted at any time.

How the Tool Reads a Pin Link

When you paste a link, the tool opens the public pin page the same way a browser would. It looks for the video or photo file that the pin serves, then builds a short-lived download link for you. Nothing is asked from your Pinterest account, and your password never enters the process. Processed media is not kept on our servers after your download ends.

When a Pinterest Download Fails

Most failures trace back to the link. A board link or a profile link will not work; you need the link of one pin. A pin on a secret board is private and cannot be reached. If a pin was deleted, there is no file left to fetch. Check that the pin opens in a private browser window while you are logged out. If it opens there, copy a fresh link and try again.

Public Pins and Copyright Basics

AllMediaTool only reads pins that anyone can open with the link. That public-only rule protects private boards and keeps the tool within platform rules. The creator keeps the copyright in every video and photo. Saving a file for your own viewing or project work is one thing; reposting it or using it in paid work needs the permission of the owner.

Tips for Successful Downloads

• Copy the link from the pin itself. A board or profile link will not work.
• Short pin.it links work too; there is no need to open them first.
• Check that the pin is public. Secret boards cannot be processed.
• For a photo pin, you get the largest image size the pin offers.
• If a link fails, open the pin logged out. If it loads, copy a fresh link.
• Save your own pins as backups before you move or delete a board.