Copy each Pin link
Open each Pin and use Share → Copy link, or copy the URLs from the browser. Collect them as plain text, one link per line.
Several Pins in one batch
Save a handful of Pinterest Pins without repeating the whole flow for each one. Paste up to 10 public Pin links — one per line — and PinClip resolves each, shows a preview per Pin, and lets you download the files you keep.
Up to 10 public Pin or pin.it links per batch
Open each Pin and use Share → Copy link, or copy the URLs from the browser. Collect them as plain text, one link per line.
Drop up to 10 links into the box. PinClip resolves them a couple at a time and shows a separate result card for every Pin it can read.
Check each preview and download the videos and images you want to keep. Each file saves through your browser like a normal download.
PinClip treats each link in your list as its own public Pin. Every result is resolved independently, so one bad link never blocks the rest of the batch.
Each link in your paste produces its own result card with its own preview and download controls. You always know which file belongs to which Pin before you save anything.
Links are processed two at a time rather than all at once. This keeps each request reliable and avoids hammering Pinterest with a burst of simultaneous lookups from your paste.
Pinterest's share sheet often copies a whole sentence, not just a URL. PinClip detects the links inside that text and ignores the surrounding words, so you can paste shared messages as-is.
If one link is private, deleted, or mistyped, only that result reports the problem. The rest of your batch still resolves and stays downloadable.
Batch saving works everywhere PinClip does, but a long list is easier to manage on some devices than others.
Each file saves to Files → Downloads. Saving several items in a row is fastest in Safari with the tab kept in the foreground, then move what you want to Photos with Share → Save Video or Save Image.
Files land in Downloads. Chrome may ask permission before allowing multiple downloads from one page — allow it once and the rest of the batch saves normally.
A desktop browser is the easiest place for a 10-link batch: every file goes to your Downloads folder and the browser's download history shows progress and any blocked item.
Batch issues are almost always one of three things: a bad link in the list, a browser limit, or a Pin that is not public.
Each link is independent. Re-check the ones that failed: a private, deleted, or region-blocked Pin cannot be fetched by anyone, and a mistyped or truncated URL simply points nowhere.
Browsers limit how many files one page may save in a row. Allow multiple downloads when prompted, then continue the remaining items from their result cards.
Correct — this tool reads individual Pin links, not board or profile URLs. Pasting a board URL does not fetch its contents; paste the individual Pin links you want instead.
Up to 10 public Pin links per batch, pasted one per line. Each is resolved independently with its own preview and download control.
Yes. A single paste can contain video Pins, image Pins, GIFs and carousels — PinClip detects what each Pin publicly offers and shows the right result for each.
Not with this tool. It works from the individual Pin links you paste, not from a board or profile URL. Board and profile downloads need a separate bounded batch product with ZIP packaging and are not currently supported.
No. PinClip only reads publicly available Pins and never asks for your Pinterest username or password.
Only that link reports the problem. The rest of the batch still resolves normally, so one bad link never blocks the others.
No. PinClip does not add watermarks or overlays to any downloaded video or image.