Pinterest Trends Scraper — Keywords, Growth, History

Get the data of Pinterest Trends without a Pinterest account: the top, growing and seasonal keywords of 29 countries and regions with their weekly, monthly and yearly growth, the weekly history of any keyword you choose (up to 24 months), related terms, the audience age and gender and Pinterest's 13-week forecast for the United States. Results are ready for Excel, Google Sheets or your API.

What it's for

• Content planning: see what people start searching on Pinterest weeks before the peak (Halloween, Christmas, back to school…).
• E-commerce and Etsy: check if a product idea is growing or fading, and in which country.
• SEO and keyword research: related terms and the yearly curve of each keyword.
• Marketing and ads: age and gender of the people searching a keyword.

Three modes

1. Trends — the lists you see on trends.pinterest.com: Growing, Top monthly, Top yearly or Seasonal trends, up to 100 per list, with filters by interest, age, gender and words to include or exclude. Optional: weekly history and demographics for each trend.
2. Keyword history — your own keywords: weekly history (3, 6, 12 or 24 months), weekly / monthly / yearly change, latest and peak volume. Optional: demographics and forecast.
3. Related terms — up to 5 related keywords for each of your keywords (as Pinterest shows them), each with its own history and growth.

Input

Field	Modes	What it does
mode	all	trends, history or related.
country	all	US, CA, GB+IE, FR, DE, DE+AT+CH, IT, ES, IT+ES+PT+GR+MT, SE+DK+FI+NO, NL+BE+LU, PL+RO+HU+SK+CZ, CY+CZ+GR+HU+MT+PL+RO+SK, AU+NZ, BR, MX, AR, CO, MX+AR+CO+CL, CR+DO+EC+GT+PE, IN, ID, MY, PH, TH, KR, SA, EG, TR. Codes with + are the regions of trends.pinterest.com.
trendType	trends	growing, top_monthly, top_yearly or seasonal.
terms	history, related	Your keywords. Pinterest tracks lowercase search terms: they are lowercased for you.
interests	trends	Optional, any of: Animals, Architecture, Art, Beauty, Children's Fashion, DIY and Crafts, Design, Education, Electronics, Entertainment, Event Planning, Finance, Food and Drinks, Gardening, Health, Home Decor, Men's Fashion, Parenting, Quotes, Sport, Travel, Vehicles, Wedding, Women's Fashion.
ageGroups	all	Optional: 18-24, 25-34, 35-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-64, 65+.
genders	all	Optional: female, male, unspecified.
includeKeywords	trends	Optional: keep only trends containing one of these words.
excludeKeywords	trends	Optional: drop trends containing any of these words.
maxResults	all	Maximum keywords saved (default 50). Trends lists stop at 100; related terms are up to 5 per keyword.
historyPeriod	all	90, 180, 365 (default) or 730 days of weekly history.
includeHistory	trends	Add the weekly history to each trend (always on in the other modes).
includeDemographics	all	Add agePercent and genderPercent to each keyword.
includeForecast	all	Add the 13-week forecast. United States only, without age or gender filters, latest week only.
endDate	all	Optional YYYY-MM-DD: read an older week (last 12 months). Empty = latest week. Pinterest weeks end on Friday: other days are moved back to the Friday before.
proxyConfiguration	all	Optional proxy, if Pinterest rate-limits you.

Input examples

{ "mode": "trends", "country": "US", "trendType": "growing", "maxResults": 100, "interests": ["Food and Drinks"] }

{ "mode": "history", "country": "GB+IE", "terms": ["autumn nails", "christmas jumper outfit"], "historyPeriod": "730", "includeDemographics": true }

Output

Trends mode:

{
  "mode": "trends",
  "rank": 1,
  "term": "snoopy pumpkin carving",
  "trendType": "seasonal",
  "country": "US",
  "weekEnding": "2026-10-02",
  "normalizedVolume": 3,
  "weeklyChangePercent": 100,
  "monthlyChangePercent": 1500,
  "yearlyChangePercent": 7,
  "seasonalityScore": 0.993,
  "interests": ["Food and Drinks"]
}

Keyword history and related terms modes:

{
  "mode": "history",
  "term": "fall nails",
  "country": "US",
  "weekEnding": "2026-10-02",
  "historyDays": 730,
  "weeklyChangePercent": -1,
  "monthlyChangePercent": 200,
  "yearlyChangePercent": 7,
  "latestVolume": 99,
  "peakVolume": 100,
  "peakDate": "2026-09-25",
  "weeklyHistory": [{ "date": "2024-10-04", "volume": 64 }, { "date": "2024-10-11", "volume": 57 }],
  "agePercent": { "18-24": 38, "25-34": 37, "35-44": 16, "45-49": 4, "50-54": 4, "55-64": 4, "65+": 4 },
  "genderPercent": { "male": 4, "female": 91, "unspecified": 8 }
}

• rank: position in Pinterest's list (in related mode: position among the related terms of seedTerm).
• weeklyHistory: one entry per week (53 for 12 months, 105 for 24 months; shortened above), dated with the last day of the week.
• normalizedVolume, volume: relative search volume, 0-100, as Pinterest shows it (not absolute counts). In the weekly history each keyword has its own scale: 100 is its highest week in the period.
• weeklyChangePercent, monthlyChangePercent, yearlyChangePercent: growth in percent (30 = +30%). 10001 means "+10,000% or more" (Pinterest shows "10,000%+"). In history and related modes Pinterest gives the yearly change only with historyPeriod = 730.
• seasonalityScore: 0-1, how much the keyword comes back at the same time every year (trends mode).
• interests: Pinterest interest categories of the trend, filled when you filter by interest.
• forecast (with includeForecast): [{ "date", "volume", "low", "high" }] for the next 13 weeks; history and forecast then share one scale.
• agePercent, genderPercent (with includeDemographics): share of searches in percent, as Pinterest rounds it.

Pricing

Pay per result: $0.80 per 1,000 results, charged only for keywords saved to the dataset; the run stops automatically at the spending limit you set.

Notes

• Speed: 50 trends in about 6 seconds; 100 keywords of history with demographics in about 15 seconds; 100 related terms in about 50 seconds.
• Only public, aggregated Pinterest Trends data: no login, no personal data.
• A keyword that Pinterest does not track returns no data: the log says so and suggests similar keywords that do have data.
• Requests go one at a time with pauses. If Pinterest answers "too many requests" (HTTP 429) the scraper waits and retries for about 2 minutes; if the refusal continues, the run stops with a clear message instead of trying to bypass it: try again later or enable a proxy.
• Data is weekly and follows trends.pinterest.com: by default you get the same latest week that the website shows.