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Pinterest scheduler

A simple Pinterest scheduler for creators, shops and small teams

Pick a board, add an image and a title, and choose when the Pin goes live. Schedule one Pin from the dashboard, a batch from a spreadsheet, or ask your AI assistant to plan the week. No code.

Free plan

Start at $0 50 successful publishes a month. No credit card needed.

Pinterest sign-in

No password sharing You connect your account through Pinterest’s own sign-in page. We never see your password.

When things fail

You hear about it Each Pin shows whether it went live. If one fails, you see why and can retry it.

Three ways to schedule

Use whichever fits your week

From the dashboard

Choose the Pinterest account and board, add the image, write the title, description and link, then pick the date and time. You can move it to another time while it waits.

From a spreadsheet

Planning a month at once? Put one Pin per row in a CSV file, with an optional publish time on each, and import it in one go. Available on paid plans.

How imports work →

From your AI assistant

Connect PinBridge to Claude or ChatGPT and say what you want: “Schedule these 10 Pins across next week, mornings only.” It sets the times for you.

Use it with Claude →
Getting started

From sign-up to your first scheduled Pin

1

Pick a plan

The free plan is enough to try it. Paid plans add more publishes, more Pinterest accounts, file uploads and spreadsheet imports.

2

Connect Pinterest

Sign in to Pinterest and approve PinBridge once. Your boards show up in the dashboard right away.

3

Schedule your first Pin

On the free plan you add the image by its web address. On a paid plan you can also upload images and videos from your computer.

4

Check what went live

Every Pin has a status. Failed ones say what went wrong in plain words, such as an image link that no longer works.

Behind the scenes

The parts you never have to think about

Pinterest hiccups

If Pinterest is slow or briefly unavailable when a Pin is due, PinBridge tries again for you, for hours if it has to.

Staying connected

While you have Pins scheduled, PinBridge keeps your Pinterest connection fresh. If Pinterest ever asks you to reconnect, we email you.

Several accounts

Run a shop and a blog, or a few clients? Connect each Pinterest account to one workspace and pick the right one per Pin.

PinBridge publishes Pins. It does not design them. Bring images from your camera roll, Canva or wherever you make them.

FAQ

Questions about scheduling

Is there a free plan?+
Yes. It includes 50 successful publishes a month and one Pinterest account, with no credit card. See pricing for the paid plans.
How far ahead can I schedule?+
As far ahead as you like. The publish time only has to be in the future.
Which time zone are the times in?+
In the dashboard you pick the time in your own time zone, the one your computer uses. With an AI assistant, name the time zone if it matters, for example “Friday at 6 PM New York time”.
Can I schedule video Pins?+
Yes, on paid plans. Upload the video, then use its first frame as the cover or add your own cover image.
Can I change a Pin after it is published?+
No. Pinterest keeps Pin editing closed to most apps, ours included. You can change a scheduled Pin as much as you like until it goes live.
I am a developer. Is there an API?+
Yes. Everything here also works through our REST API, with webhooks when a Pin goes live. See the Pinterest scheduler API.

Plan your Pins once. Let them go out on time.

Create a free account, connect Pinterest and schedule your first Pin in a few minutes.