Pinterest Profile Scraper: Followers, Pins & Boards

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Guide and FAQs: Pinterest Scraper on themineworks.com. Tutorial: Scrape Pinterest Profiles in Python: Followers and Pins.

Point it at one or more Pinterest usernames and get their public profile data back as structured JSON: follower count, monthly views, board and pin counts, bio, and website. Optionally add each profile's most recent pins, with save counts and destination links. No login, no browser session to manage, no API key.

What it does

A Pinterest profile page shows a person's or brand's follower count, view count, and board structure, but there is no public API for pulling that data programmatically. This actor loads the profile pages for you and returns the same numbers Pinterest itself shows, plus optionally the profile's most recent pins if you need to see what they have been posting rather than just their aggregate stats.

Input

• usernames (required): one or more Pinterest usernames, without the @. Full profile URLs are accepted too.
• username: a convenience field for a single profile, added to the usernames list above.
• includePins: when true, also collects the profile's most recent pins.
• maxPins: caps how many recent pins are returned per profile when includePins is on. Default 50.
• maxItems: caps total profiles processed per run.

Example output

{
  "username": "natgeo",
  "display_name": "National Geographic",
  "followers": 412000,
  "monthly_views": 8900000,
  "board_count": 34,
  "pin_count": 1820,
  "bio": "Experience the world through the eyes of National Geographic photographers.",
  "website": "https://www.nationalgeographic.com",
  "recent_pins": [
    { "pin_id": "...", "save_count": 3402, "board": "Wildlife", "posted_at": "2026-08-12T00:00:00.000Z" }
  ]
}

Who this is for

Competitor and influencer research: pull follower and engagement trajectory for a set of brand accounts without opening each profile by hand. Agencies tracking a client's own Pinterest growth against named competitors. Anyone who needs Pinterest profile data as a JSON feed into another tool rather than a browser tab.

Why a separate listing from Pinterest Search Scraper

This actor and pinterest-search-scraper share the same underlying transport, but answer different questions: this one pulls everything about one specific account, the other finds pins by keyword across all of Pinterest. Splitting them means a buyer looking for exactly one of those jobs finds a listing named for it.

Frequently asked questions

Does this need my Pinterest login? No. Profile pages are public and this actor never asks for or stores any Pinterest credential.

What counts as a result I'm charged for? Each profile delivered in the output. A username that does not exist, or a run Pinterest blocks before returning data, is never charged.

Can I run this on a schedule to track growth over time? Yes. Save a run as an Apify Task and add it to a Schedule to build a follower and engagement history for the accounts you track.

Why is includePins off by default? Most profile lookups only need the aggregate numbers. Turning it on adds a second fetch per profile, so it is opt-in to keep the default run fast and cheap.

Pricing

Pay per profile delivered. A blocked or not-found run is never charged.