Preview your pin in the feed

See how your pin and title stand out among other pins on desktop and phone. Your image stays on your device.

Your pin

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How to make a pin that stands out in the feed

On Pinterest, your pin competes with dozens of others in a tall, scrolling grid. What looks good on its own can blend in once it's surrounded. This free Pinterest pin preview tool places your pin in a realistic board-style feed on desktop and phone, so you can judge it the way people actually see it.

What to check

  • Shape: 2:3 pins get the most space. Wide images look small, and very long pins get cut off.
  • Contrast: does your pin pop next to the colours around it? Try "Shuffle" and dark mode.
  • Text size: on the phone view, can you read your headline without zooming?
  • Title: only the start shows under the pin, so lead with the most important words.

Need a different size? Use the Pinterest pin resizer. Want your pin to be found in search? Check your text with the description checker.

Questions

Why is my pin highlighted?

A coloured outline marks your pin so you can find it quickly. It isn't part of the real feed.

Why does my long pin get cut off?

Pins taller than about 1:2.1 are cropped in feeds. Use 2:3 (1000×1500) to show the whole image, or keep the key message near the top.

Is my image uploaded?

No. It's shown using your browser only and never reaches our server.