Publish and schedule Pinterest pins from ChatGPT
Add PinBridge to ChatGPT as a connector, then ask it to publish, schedule and report on your Pins. It takes a few minutes and no code.
What you need
ChatGPT with developer mode Developer mode is a ChatGPT setting. It depends on your ChatGPT plan, so check that yours has it.
Sign-in
No API key You sign in to PinBridge from ChatGPT. There is nothing to copy, paste or store.
Free plan
Start at $0 50 successful publishes a month. No credit card needed.
Five steps, a few minutes
Create your PinBridge account
Pick a plan (the free one is enough to try this) and connect your Pinterest account from the dashboard.
Turn on developer mode in ChatGPT
It is a switch in ChatGPT’s settings, in the apps and connectors section. It lets you add a connector that is not in ChatGPT’s own directory.
Add PinBridge as a connector
Create a new connector, name it PinBridge and paste this address: https://mcp.pinbridge.io. Choose OAuth as the sign-in method.
Sign in to PinBridge
ChatGPT opens a PinBridge sign-in page. Sign in, choose the workspace ChatGPT may use and click Authorize.
Ask for your first Pin
Start a new chat, make sure PinBridge is switched on for it and try “List my Pinterest accounts”. Then ask it to publish or schedule a Pin.
A full walkthrough with screenshots is on its way. Until then, these steps and the setup guide cover what you need. Stuck? Write to us.
Say it the way you would to a colleague
A few things people ask once PinBridge is connected.
You stay in charge of your Pinterest account
Only your accounts
ChatGPT can only reach the Pinterest accounts you connected to your PinBridge workspace. It never sees your Pinterest password.
Disconnect any time
The connection shows up in your PinBridge dashboard under API Keys. Revoke it there and ChatGPT loses access.
Let ChatGPT handle your Pinterest posting.
Create a free account, connect Pinterest and add PinBridge to ChatGPT.