Keyword research
Pinterest Keyword Generator
The phrases people search on Pinterest, each with Google search volume.
Board names
Pinterest Board Name Generator
Searchable board names under 50 characters, each with a description.
Hashtags
Pinterest Hashtag Generator
Specific, searchable hashtags for the end of a pin description.
Pin copy
Pinterest Pin Description Generator
A keyword-led title, a feed-ready description, and alt text per pin.
Username
Pinterest Username Generator
Rule-following handle ideas, with a free-or-taken check in your browser.
Pin sizing
Pinterest Image Resizer
Every Pinterest size as a preset, from the 2:3 pin to the board cover.
Rich Pins
Pinterest Rich Pins Validator
Check the tags Pinterest reads for Rich Pins and which images are pin-ready.
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About these free Pinterest tools
Pinterest is a search engine first, so the work of a pin happens before you upload it: the phrases people search, a board name and pin title that carry them, a description written for the feed, a 2:3 image, and a page whose Rich Pin tags Pinterest can read. This page collects the Keywords Everywhere tools built for those jobs: a Pinterest keyword generator with Google search volume, board name, pin description, hashtag, bio, and username generators, an image resizer with every Pinterest size, a Rich Pins validator, and a widget builder for Save buttons and board embeds, each labelled with the job it does.
They are genuinely free: no signup, no trial, no credit card, and nothing connects to your Pinterest account. The image, font, and widget tools run entirely in your browser, so your images and text never leave your machine. The writing tools are AI-assisted with a daily usage allowance that keeps them fast for everyone; signing in with a Keywords Everywhere API key raises those limits on paid plans. Every plan has a cap; higher tiers get a higher one.
Frequently asked questions
Are these Pinterest tools really free?
Yes. Every tool on this page is free to use with no signup and no credit card. The image tools run in your browser with no allowance at all; the AI writing tools draw from a daily allowance that keeps them fast and fair for everyone, and signing in with a Keywords Everywhere API key raises it on paid plans.
Do I need to connect my Pinterest account?
No. Nothing here connects to Pinterest, asks for your password, or publishes on your behalf. You prepare the image and the text with these tools, then create the pin in Pinterest yourself.
What size should a pin image be?
Pinterest recommends a 2:3 vertical image, typically 1000 x 1500 pixels; anything taller than 1:2.1 is cropped in the feed. The Pinterest Image Resizer has every Pinterest size as a preset (standard pin, square and long pins, video frame, carousel card, profile photo, profile and board covers) and a size cheat-sheet, all in your browser.
How long can a pin title and description be?
Pin descriptions are capped at 500 characters (about the first 50 to 60 show in the feed), and titles at 100 (about 40 show). The Pinterest Pin Description Generator writes a keyword-led title, a 150 to 300 character description, and alt text in one go; the Pinterest Keyword Generator finds the phrase to lead with.
Do hashtags still matter on Pinterest?
Pinterest reads hashtags as keywords, nothing more, so a few specific ones at the end of a description can help a pin get found, but keyword-rich titles and descriptions do the ranking work. The Pinterest Hashtag Generator returns descriptive, searchable hashtags for any pin topic; use three to eight and skip anything generic.
What are Rich Pins, and how do I check my site for them?
Rich Pins pull extra information from your page onto the pin: the headline and author for articles, the price and stock for products, the ingredients and time for recipes. Pinterest reads them from your page's Open Graph and schema.org tags once your site is claimed. The Pinterest Rich Pins Validator fetches any page and reports which tags are present, which are missing, whether the claim tag and Save button are in place, and which images are pin-ready.
Why add alt text to a pin?
Pinterest lets you add alt text to every pin. It makes the pin accessible to screen-reader users and gives Pinterest one more description of what the image shows. The Pinterest Pin Description Generator writes alt text for every pin alongside the title and description, so you can paste all three in together.
Is there a limit on how much I can use them?
The AI writing tools and the Rich Pins validator have a per-day usage allowance so that a few heavy users cannot slow the tools down for everyone. The free allowance is generous for typical use; if you need more, signing in on a paid Keywords Everywhere plan raises the daily cap. Every plan has a cap, higher tiers simply get a higher one. The image resizer, the font generator, and the widget builder run in your browser and have no allowance.