Every pin needs media and a board
Pinterest rejects pins without an image/video or without a board_id. Forgetting either at publish time means the pin never leaves your draft folder.
Pinterest is a search engine that happens to look like social media. Content Drifter generates pin descriptions, requires image or video on every pin, lets you pick the target board, and includes Pinterest on every plan including the free one.
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Pinterest rejects pins without an image/video or without a board_id. Forgetting either at publish time means the pin never leaves your draft folder.
Pinterest's API docs mention 32 MB but server-side processing often fails above ~8 MB. Oversize pins return generic "image processing failed" errors.
The first 80 to 120 characters act like a meta description in Pinterest search. Hashtag stuffing in descriptions no longer helps discovery.
Choose the destination board at publish time, including manual board ID entry when Pinterest's API requires it for Business accounts.
Validation and auto-compress align with Pinterest's practical limit so pins do not fail downstream processing.
Platform rules recommend 1000×1500 (2:3) vertical pins. Final Review surfaces aspect-ratio warnings before schedule.
Pinterest is available on every plan including Free; a Pinterest business account is the only requirement for OAuth. Hands-off auto-publishing starts on Starter ($19/mo).
Every limit below comes from our platform-rules source of truth, the same validator the publish pipeline uses before dispatch.
Every Pin needs a board, and that is the single most common reason a Pinterest integration fails at publish. The connection lists your boards and stores a default, so a queued Pin always has somewhere to land.
Pinterest is a discovery surface, so Pins are generated at the 2:3 ratio the feed favours and carry the destination URL and alt text. Wrong ratios get cropped in the grid, and Final Review catches that before it queues.
Pins keep earning impressions for months rather than hours, so the schedule spreads them instead of clustering. The pipeline publishes to the chosen board and records the Pin against your analytics.
On Pro, connect Pinterest (Business account) via OAuth, attach an image or video, select your board, and schedule or publish. Descriptions cap at 800 characters.
Yes, Pinterest provides official API access for authorized partners. Content Drifter uses OAuth through our publishing adapter.
Every Pinterest pin requires a board_id. Content Drifter prompts for board selection at publish time so API calls succeed on the first attempt.
Yes, MP4/MOV video up to 2 GB and 15 minutes is supported per PLATFORM_RULES, with the same board and media requirements as image pins.
Every plan. Pinterest, like all nine networks, is on the free plan; you only need a Pinterest business account for the OAuth connection. Hands-off auto-publishing of scheduled pins starts on Starter ($19/mo).
Pinterest auto-publishing is included on the free plan, like every other network. Upgrade when you need more volume, not more platforms. No credit card to start.
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