Pinterest Image Resizer

Pinterest crops pins that don't fit their preferred dimensions. Your carefully designed graphic gets sliced at the edges. Your product photos display with awkward cropping. Get every Pinterest image size right and your pins display exactly as intended.

All Pinterest Image Sizes

Choose the Pinterest format you need, then review its source notes, crop, and image quality.

About Pinterest Image Sizes

Pinterest uses different image sizes for pins, profile photos, and board covers. Each format affects how your content appears in feeds, search results, and on your profile. The platform actively favors properly sized images in its algorithm. Here are all the exact dimensions you need for every Pinterest image type.

Pinterest displays images in home feeds, search results, related Pins, and profile boards. A 2:3 canvas is a common vertical format, but dimensions alone do not ensure reach or engagement. Preview text and focal points at thumbnail size.

Pinterest Size Cheatsheet

Quick reference for all Pinterest image dimensions.

Pinterest image dimensions for all formats
FormatDimensions
Pinterest Pin1000 × 1500
Pinterest Profile Photo800 × 800
Pinterest Board Cover600 × 600

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How to resize images for Pinterest?

  1. 1

    Step 1: Upload your image

    Select the image you want to resize for Pinterest. Our tool supports JPG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC formats.

  2. 2

    Step 2: Choose your Pinterest format

    Select the specific Pinterest preset you need, whether it is a background, icon, thumbnail, profile image, banner, post, or another supported placement.

  3. 3

    Step 3: Download and share

    Review the crop and image quality, then download the resized image and upload it to Pinterest.

FAQ

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This page provides Pinterest Pin (1000x1500), Pinterest Profile Photo (800x800), Pinterest Board Cover (600x600). Open a preset to see whether its dimensions are a documented requirement, recommendation, minimum, or practical working canvas.