A scheduler built around the review, not around the volume
Most Pinterest tools compete on how many pins they can fire per hour. PinSked is built for people who have to live with the account afterwards: draft fast, check properly, publish at a sane pace.
Compose
Get from an idea to a finished pin without opening a design tool
Pins are rendered from HTML and CSS templates rather than dragged around a canvas. You fill in fields, the renderer produces a 1000×1500 image at 2×, and you can change your mind as often as you want because renders are free.
- Template library
- 20 launch templates — listicle, bold statement, quote, recipe card, checklist, before/after, product, polaroid — grouped by the niche they were designed for.
- Brand kits
- Save fonts, a colour set and a logo per account. Apply a kit and forty pins from ten templates still read as one brand.
- Saved presets
- Keep a template plus its field values as a preset. Next week you change three lines instead of starting over.
- Manual composer
- Already have artwork? Upload the image and fill in title, description, alt text, destination link and board yourself.
- Article extractor
- Paste a post URL. PinSked reads the page and drafts pin concepts from the headings and content that are actually there.
AI drafting
Copy suggestions that you own the key to
AI drafts the parts that are tedious: a title under Pinterest's limit, a description that reads like a person wrote it, alt text that describes the image, and a board from your own list. You can use the built-in provider, or connect your own key and pay the model directly.
- Bring your own key
- Anthropic, OpenAI or Google. Keys are encrypted at rest and used only for your team's generations.
- Vision drafting
- Upload an image and get copy written from what is in the picture, not from a filename.
- Board matching
- Suggestions come from the boards you actually have, so you are not editing a made-up board name out of every draft.
- Cost visible per generation
- Every generation records its token usage and credit cost. No mystery line item at the end of the month.
Approve
A queue that will not move without you
The review screen puts the rendered image, the copy, the destination link and the target board on one screen. Approve, edit, or send it back with a note. Nothing reaches Pinterest before that.
- Nothing checked by default
- Bulk approve exists, but every checkbox starts empty. You opt in to each pin.
- Inline edits
- Fix a title in the review screen without bouncing back to the composer.
- Rejection notes
- Send a pin back to the person who drafted it with a reason attached.
- Audit log
- Who approved what, when, and from where. Exportable, and useful the day a client asks.
Schedule
Publishing that respects timezones, rate limits and common sense
Each connected account carries its own timezone, so a 9am slot is 9am for that audience. Everything is stored in UTC and converted at the edge, which means daylight saving does not quietly shift your whole schedule.
- Calendar view
- Month and week, with drag-to-reschedule and a clear view of what a heavy day looks like before it happens.
- Interval scheduler
- Set a frequency, active hours and active days, then drop a batch in. Slots fill out across the week automatically.
- Anti-spam guardrails
- Minimum gaps per board, caps per account per day, and refusal to fire the same image twice in a row.
- Retries that make sense
- Transient errors back off and retry; permanent errors stop and tell you. Publishing is idempotent, so a retry never double-posts.
- Failure notifications
- Email and in-app, including a re-auth warning before a Pinterest token actually expires.
Measure
Live numbers, not a copy of them
Analytics are read from Pinterest when you open the page and cached for a few minutes. We do not warehouse your performance history, which keeps us on the right side of Pinterest's developer terms and means the numbers you see are the numbers Pinterest has.
- Account overview
- Impressions, saves, outbound clicks and engagement over a date range you choose.
- Top pins
- Which pins are carrying the account, with the template each one used.
- Best time, computed live
- Calculated from your own recent performance in-request, not from a generic industry chart.
Accounts & teams
Built for more than one person and more than one account
Connect several Pinterest accounts under one team, or run separate teams for separate clients. Roles decide who can draft and who can approve.
- Four roles
- Owner, admin, editor and viewer. Editors draft, admins approve, viewers read.
- Invitations
- Invite by email with a role attached; revoke access in one click.
- Per-account timezones
- A client in Sydney and a client in Toronto can share one workspace without you doing time maths.
- Shared credit balance
- One balance per team, with a ledger showing exactly what each charge was for.
Security & compliance
The boring parts, handled
PinSked connects through Pinterest's official API and nothing else. No scraping, no browser automation against pinterest.com, no unofficial endpoints.
- Official API only
- All traffic goes to the documented Pinterest v5 API.
- Encrypted tokens
- Access and refresh tokens are encrypted at rest and never shown in the interface.
- Minimal retention
- Board lists and analytics are cached for minutes and then dropped.
- Two-factor and passkeys
- On your PinSked account, so a compromised password is not enough on its own.
- Delete means delete
- Disconnect an account and the stored tokens go with it. Close the team and the data follows.
Try it on one account first
Connect a single Pinterest account, render a few pins, approve a week's worth and see whether the rhythm suits you. The free credits are enough to find out.