VERTICAL DISCOVERY TOOL

Pinterest Pin mockups built for vertical discovery.

Turn a product screenshot, guide, or visual resource into a tall Pin with one clear promise and enough detail to earn a save or click. Design the image to stand alone while keeping the destination truthful.

QUICK ANSWER

Start with the job, then choose the frame.

A 2:3 vertical canvas such as 1000 × 1500 pixels is a common Pinterest recommendation. Use it as a practical starting point, keep essential text away from edges, and confirm current publishing guidance before upload.

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A saveable visual promise

Use a Pin when the image can communicate useful subject matter on its own and the linked destination delivers the detail it promises.

01 / PRACTICAL GUIDANCE

Lead with a searchable, specific outcome

A Pin competes in a visual discovery grid. Name the useful result clearly and use the product or resource image to prove relevance rather than relying on decorative branding.

02 / PRACTICAL GUIDANCE

Use the vertical canvas for hierarchy

Stack headline, visual proof, and brand or destination cue in a clear order. Avoid filling the extra height with repeated copy or tiny screenshots.

03 / PRACTICAL GUIDANCE

Keep the image and destination aligned

The linked page should deliver the template, tutorial, feature, or product shown in the Pin. A beautiful image with a mismatched landing page creates a poor discovery experience.

REPEATABLE WORKFLOW

Create a Pin from a useful destination

Start with what the linked page delivers, then design the vertical promise.

  1. Write the exact outcome a visitor will find after clicking the Pin.
  2. Set a 2:3 working canvas and place one strong product image or resource preview.
  3. Build a top-to-bottom hierarchy with concise wording and a restrained brand cue.
  4. Preview in a small grid, then validate current Pinterest dimensions and the final destination URL.
COMMON QUESTIONS

Pinterest pin mockup FAQ

What size should a Pinterest Pin mockup use?

A 1000 × 1500 pixel, 2:3 canvas is a common practical recommendation. Check current Pinterest publishing guidance before upload.

Can I put several screenshots in one Pin?

You can, but keep one dominant visual and ensure every smaller screenshot remains meaningful at grid size. A sequence may be clearer as multiple Pins.

What makes a product Pin useful?

A specific promise, recognizable visual proof, and a destination that delivers the content or product represented in the image.