ARTICLE TO PIN

Turn one article into Pin designs.

Use an article and its images in your ContentPin workspace to create downloadable Pins with an editable title, description, alt text and public article link.

What you need and what you get

Start with a saved ContentPin article, images you have the right to use, and the public URL on its selected website. Pasting a URL saves the destination; it does not import an arbitrary existing blog post.

Template designs produce a downloadable 1000 × 1500 PNG. Your Pin draft keeps the copy and destination alongside the image. Copy and a link are separate fields when you upload the image to Pinterest.

From reviewed article to downloadable Pin

  1. Choose a topic and review the illustrated article. Topic suggestions are editorial ideas, not verified search demand.
  2. Send a draft to WordPress and publish it there. Return to the ContentPin article so the published link can be checked and saved; Pin Studio then opens for that article. You can also save its correct public URL manually.
  3. Select a template and the required article images. Review the headline, brand and color, then generate a saved Pin design.
  4. Review the Pin title, description, alt text and destination. Download the image for manual use, or check the direct publishing requirements.

A concrete article-to-Pin example

Our workflow review used 12 Neutral Bedroom Styling Ideas: an already-published WordPress article, four of its existing images and a four-image template. The saved design kept the same article URL and had editable Pin copy. This is an operator workflow example, not a customer traffic claim or evidence of a published Pinterest Pin.

Cost and limits before you start

One successfully generated template Pin uses 1 Pin credit; a failed template generation uses none. Text/color edits and downloads use no extra Pin credits. A new template or different source images cost another credit after successful generation. See trial and plan allowances.

Pin titles must be 1–100 characters, descriptions up to 800 and alternative text 1–500. Review generated copy and the actual image before saving. Exporting a design does not publish it; direct Pinterest delivery currently has an account-permission limitation.

Try the article-to-Pin workflow