Original resolution, every time
Saves the exact file the creator uploaded, not the smaller preview Pinterest shows in search and boards.
Paste a link to any Pinterest pin and save its image in full resolution — no login, no watermark, no compression.

Open the pin in the Pinterest app or website and tap Share → Copy link.
Paste it above. We confirm it's an image and show the full-size file.
Save the original JPG or PNG straight to your device.
Saves the exact file the creator uploaded, not the smaller preview Pinterest shows in search and boards.
The file is unmodified — no watermark, no re-compression, no cropping.
No conversion step, so the download starts immediately.
| Pin type | Formats | Max quality | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Image | JPG, PNG | Original upload size | Full resolution, no compression, no watermark |
Paste the pin link into pinloot and tap Download. Images saved through Safari usually go straight into Photos — if yours lands in the Files app instead, open it there, tap Share, then Save Image.
Tap Download the same way. Most Android browsers save images straight to your Gallery or Photos app automatically.
The image saves to your browser's default Downloads folder. Right-click pinloot's download button and choose "Save link as…" to pick a different location or filename.
pin.it links work exactly like a full pinterest.com/pin/… link — paste either one and pinloot resolves the actual pin.
Private or secret board: only public pins can be resolved.
Pin was deleted: if the image was removed from Pinterest, there's nothing left to fetch.
Wrong link type: make sure you copied a single pin's link, not a board, profile, or search-results link.
Image looks small or blurry: pinloot always fetches the highest resolution Pinterest stores for that pin — if the original upload itself was low-resolution, that's the ceiling.
The original. pinloot fetches the full-size file the creator uploaded, not the smaller preview Pinterest shows in feeds and search.
No. Public pins download without logging in to Pinterest or pinloot.
Whatever Pinterest stores the image as — almost always JPG or PNG.
Yes, in any modern mobile browser.
No. Only public pins can be detected.
Make sure it's a single pin link (pinterest.com/pin/… or pin.it/…), not a board or profile link.
If the original pin is gone, there's nothing left to fetch from Pinterest's side.
Yes. pin.it links work exactly like a full pinterest.com/pin/… link.
No. The file is the exact one Pinterest stores — nothing added, nothing removed.
Not yet — paste one pin link at a time.
Only with a direct pin link. Board covers and profile pictures aren't individual pins, so there's nothing for pinloot to resolve from those pages.
pinloot is an independent tool and isn’t affiliated with Pinterest. We don’t host any files; downloads come directly from Pinterest’s public servers. Content on Pinterest belongs to its creators. Download for personal use, and ask permission before reposting or using it commercially.