Pinterest Board Scraper — All Pins from Any Board

Paste a Pinterest board link and get the whole board as a clean, ready-to-use table: the board itself — title, description, pin total, follower count and owner — followed by every pin on it, each one with its save and repin totals, full-size image, outbound link, destination site, the account that saved it and the account that originally made it. Pins the owner has filed into the board's own sections are collected too, each one labelled with the section it came from, so the pins you get add up to the pin total on the board. No Pinterest account, no login, no manual copying. Point it at one board or at two hundred and let it run.

What you can do with it

• Study what actually performs in your niche. Every pin arrives with its save and repin totals, so you can sort a competitor's best board by real traction instead of guessing from thumbnails.
• Build a mood board or product feed as data. Pull a curated board into a spreadsheet with full-size images, colours, captions and destination links.
• Track the brands and creators a board sends traffic to. The destination site is broken out as its own column, so it takes one pivot table to see who a board is really promoting.
• Find the original creators behind curated content. Pins are separated into who saved them and who first published them, which turns any well-curated board into a list of creators worth working with.
• Keep a well-organised board's structure. Boards split into sections come back with every pin tagged by section, so a 1,400-pin recipe board arrives already grouped the way its owner grouped it.
• Watch a board over time. Run it on a schedule and compare exports to see what was added and how the save totals moved.
• Collect video content. Video pins arrive with a direct, playable file plus dimensions and length.

What you get

Two kinds of row. One board summary per board (optional), then one row per pin.

{
  "type": "board",
  "id": "1136033143444708489",
  "url": "https://www.pinterest.com/chamberlaincoffeepins/coffee/",
  "name": "Coffee",
  "slug": "coffee",
  "pinCount": 102,
  "followerCount": 8269,
  "sectionCount": 0,
  "privacy": "public",
  "lastPinnedAt": "2026-06-23T21:24:28.000Z",
  "ownerUsername": "chamberlaincoffeepins",
  "ownerFullName": "Chamberlain Coffee",
  "ownerUrl": "https://www.pinterest.com/chamberlaincoffeepins/",
  "imageUrl": "https://i.pinimg.com/200x150/72/49/9e/72499ef201f3f64dc884454dae21a06d.jpg"
}

{
  "type": "pin",
  "id": "1136033074763364803",
  "url": "https://www.pinterest.com/pin/1136033074763364803/",
  "title": "Chamberlain Coffee",
  "altText": "Coffee Food Photography Styling, Diner Coffee, Special Coffee, Cafe Food Photography Ideas",
  "dominantColor": "#6a0e0d",
  "link": "(the pin's outbound destination)",
  "domain": "chamberlaincoffee.com",
  "imageUrl": "https://i.pinimg.com/originals/d0/73/8f/d0738f3faa609c84f354c7407e1f3f2a.png",
  "imageWidth": 1000,
  "imageHeight": 1500,
  "saveCount": 231,
  "repinCount": 116,
  "reactionCount": 9,
  "isVideo": false,
  "isPromoted": false,
  "isRepin": false,
  "boardName": "Coffee",
  "boardSlug": "coffee",
  "boardSectionTitle": null,
  "boardFollowerCount": 8269,
  "pinnerUsername": "chamberlaincoffeepins",
  "creatorUsername": "chamberlaincoffeepins",
  "position": 1,
  "scrapedAt": "2026-08-04T14:04:30.633Z"
}

Input reference

Field	Type	Default	What it does
boards	list of text	one example board	The boards to scrape. Paste https://www.pinterest.com/username/board-name/ or use the short form username/board-name. Up to 200 boards per run; duplicates and anything that is not a board are skipped with a note in the log.
maxPinsPerBoard	number	200	How many pins to take from each board, newest first. Maximum 5,000. Boards with fewer pins simply return everything they have.
includeBoardDetails	true/false	true	Adds one summary row per board with its title, description, pin total, follower count and owner. Turn it off if you only want pins.
includePromotedPins	true/false	false	Promoted pins are Pinterest's own advertising placements. They are left out by default; switch this on to keep them (they are always marked isPromoted).
boardsAtOnce	number	4	How many boards to work through at the same time. Raise it for long lists, lower it for a gentler run. Maximum 8.
country	choice	United States	The country the run browses Pinterest from. Pinterest tailors part of what it shows to the visitor's country.

Output fields

Board summary rows (type: "board")

Field	Description
id, url, slug	The board's identifier, its web address and its short name
name, title	Board title
description, seoDescription	The owner's description, and the public summary Pinterest shows
pinCount	How many pins Pinterest reports on the board
followerCount	People following this board
collaboratorCount, isCollaborative	Whether other people can add to it, and how many do
sectionCount, sectionlessPinCount	How the board is organised
privacy	Board visibility as published by Pinterest
lastPinnedAt, lastPinnedAtRaw	When something was last added, in standard date format and as published
imageUrl, coverImages	Board cover artwork
ownerUsername, ownerFullName, ownerImageUrl, ownerUrl	The account that owns the board
inputTarget, source, scrapedAt	Which of your inputs produced the row, and when

Pin rows (type: "pin")

Field	Description
id, url	Pin identifier and its page on Pinterest
title, description	The caption as published, where there is one
altText	The image description — automatically generated when the pin has no caption of its own
dominantColor	The pin image's main colour, as a hex value
imageUrl, imageWidth, imageHeight, images	Best available image plus every published size
isVideo, videoMp4Url, videoUrl, videoUrls	Video pins, with a directly playable file and the streaming alternatives
videoWidth, videoHeight, videoDurationMs, videoThumbnailUrl	Video dimensions, length and still frame
saveCount	How many people have saved this pin
repinCount	How many times it has been saved on from this copy
reactionCount, reactions	Emoji reaction totals, overall and by type
triedCount, favoriteCount	People who marked it tried, and who favourited it
link, utmLink, domain	Where the pin sends people, and the destination site
pinnerUsername, pinnerFullName, pinnerImageUrl, pinnerIsVerifiedMerchant	The account that saved the pin to this board
creatorUsername, creatorFullName, creatorDomainVerified	The account that originally published it — often a different person
boardId, boardName, boardUrl, boardSlug, boardOwnerUsername, boardFollowerCount	The board the pin was found on
boardSectionId, boardSectionTitle	The section of the board the pin is filed in, where the owner uses sections. Empty for pins that sit loose on the board
isPromoted, promotedBy	True when the pin is one of Pinterest's advertising placements, and the advertiser behind it
isRepin	True when this copy was saved on from somebody else
isProduct, shoppingFlags, richPinType, publisher	Shopping and rich-pin markers, where Pinterest publishes them
position, inputTarget, source, scrapedAt	Where the pin sat on the board, which input produced it, and when

Pricing

You pay per row, and there is nothing else to buy.

What you pay for	Price
Every row in your dataset	$1.50 per 1,000 rows
Each board summary row, on top of the row price	$5.00 per 1,000 boards

Worked example. Five boards, 300 pins from each, with board summaries on: that is 1,500 pin rows plus 5 board summary rows = 1,505 rows at $1.50 per 1,000 = $2.26, plus 5 board summaries at $5.00 per 1,000 = $0.03. Total for the run: about $2.28.

Turning includeBoardDetails off removes the summary rows and their charge entirely, so a pins-only run of the same size costs about $2.25. You are never charged for a board that turns out to be unavailable, and never for the recommendation cards Pinterest mixes into a board — those are removed before anything is written.

Limits & what this actor cannot do

• Private and secret boards are not publicly viewable. They are reported as unavailable in the run log and counted separately from genuine failures, rather than returned as an empty board.
• Pinterest stops serving a very deep board before the end of it. On the largest boards it offers a few thousand pins and then stops offering more, so a board advertising five thousand can come back short. The run collects everything it is given rather than inventing the difference.
• A board can hold more pins than one run will take from it. Each board gets a fixed share of the work in a run. A board deeper than its share stops there and says so in the run log, rather than trimming quietly — raise the per-board ceiling or give that board a run of its own to go further.
• The loose pins on a board come first, its sections afterwards. That is the order they are collected in, so a run that is cut short by the ceiling you set keeps the main board in full and may not reach every section.
• Save, repin, reaction and follower totals are a snapshot taken at the moment of collection. They keep moving afterwards.
• Comment totals are not published on a board listing, so no comment column is included. A column that is always empty is worse than no column.
• A board listing does not publish when each pin was created or saved, so there is no per-pin date. The board's own "last added" date is included.
• Many pins are published with no caption at all. Those arrive with an automatically generated image description in altText instead, which is usually a better search term than the caption anyway.
• Promoted pins appear inside Pinterest's own listings. They are marked and excluded by default, and can be kept with one switch.
• Results are tailored to the country the run browses from, so the same board can show slightly different extras from a different market.
• Speed depends on the size of the job and on how quickly Pinterest answers. No fixed throughput is promised.
• Pinterest's terms govern automated access. You are responsible for using the data lawfully and in line with the source site's terms, including any personal data it contains.

FAQ

Do I need a Pinterest account? No. It reads public boards only, exactly as an ordinary visitor would see them.

Does it need my login or password? No, and it will never ask for one. There is nothing to connect and nothing to authorise.

Can I schedule it? Yes. Set it to run daily, weekly or monthly on Apify and compare exports to see what a board added and how its numbers moved.

Is the data complete? It is complete as far as Pinterest publishes it. Every pin a board shows publicly is collected, up to the ceiling you set — including the ones filed into the board's sections, which is what lets the pins you get add up to the pin total on the board summary row. What Pinterest does not publish — comment totals alongside a board, per-pin dates, anything behind a private board — is not returned, and is not faked.

What happens to boards that are split into sections? They are collected in full: the pins sitting loose on the board first, then each section in turn, with every pin labelled by the section it was filed in.

Can it get pins from a whole profile instead of one board? This one is built for boards. Give it several board links and it will work through them all in a single run.

What happens if I paste something that is not a board? It is skipped with a plain-language note in the log, and the rest of the run carries on. Profile links, individual pin links and links to other sites are all rejected before any work starts, so you are not charged for them.