Pinterest Downloader — Pins, Photos & Videos

The image you see in a Pinterest feed is a scaled-down preview. The pin usually links to a much larger original — often 2000×3000px or bigger — which is what you actually want if you are collecting reference art, mood-board material, or wallpapers. Right-clicking the feed image only gives you the small version; dOwner pulls the full-resolution file the pin points to.

Paste any pin URL (the long pinterest.com link or a short pin.it link — both work) and you get the original JPG. For video pins and Idea Pins, you get a clean MP4 at the highest quality Pinterest holds.

Unlike Instagram or TikTok, most people save Pinterest content for practical, private reasons — planning a room, collecting recipes, building a wedding mood board, keeping design references. That is squarely personal use, which is exactly what a downloader is for.

A couple of practical notes: pins often point to an external website (a blog, a shop), and dOwner saves the pinned media itself rather than the linked page. And private boards stay private — only publicly visible pins can be saved, since anything on a secret board requires authentication.

If you are re-pinning or designing your own pins, the sweet-spot ratios are worth knowing — standard pins render best at 2:3 (1000×1500px), while Idea Pins are full-screen 9:16. Saving the original file first means you can crop down cleanly instead of upscaling a blurry thumbnail. Our Pinterest sizing guide below covers every placement.