Pinterest Images

You can also create and save Pins from images you find online by installing a Pinterest Save Extension on your browser. Add a title and a description to each Pin you create and a website link if you have one.

You can create your own Pins by uploading images or videos from your computer or mobile device. Plus, with the Pinterest camera tools available in the app, you can record live videos and take new photos too.

Pinterest Images

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Hey guys I'm new to pinterest but I've made this board finally and wanted to save all the pics to my computer. I have a mac so I dragged and dropped them onto my desktop, but the pics are incredibly blurry, way more than the actual pins are. So instead I used the "save image" function but the images still came out blurrier than the pins. What am I doing wrong? Do I have to go to the website linked to every single pin and download it from there?

Showcase ads feature a title Pin plus multiple, swipeable cards. You can stitch videos and images together, helping people to explore the many sides of your brand. Every card can include clickable links to help people explore more information on your site.

Once you've pinned twenty items or more (The more you do, the better the final results for your space. It's okay to pin fifty photos.), you can look at your overall board of pins/images and identify design trends you seem to gravitate towards. Go ahead, get your pen out and make a list of what you see that is a common thread. Blue walls, gold accessories, cream sofas, plants...whatever you see that is in 3+ photos. The more photos of a style, the stronger the argument that you really like this look and would enjoy being surrounded by it.

Tweets that include images consistently get more click-throughs, more likes, and more Retweets than non-image Tweets. In fact, Tweets with visual content are three times more likely to get engagement.

One tip for bloggers who post original images: make sure your email address is very easy to find on your site (or just publicize your image use terms). Otherwise it can be difficult to get directly in touch with you in a timely manner.

Pinterest handles hundreds of millions of user requests an hour on any given day. And it must also narrow down relevant images from roughly 300 billion images on the site to roughly 50 for each person.

Add Save buttons to your site to encourage visitors to share your content on Pinterest. Save buttons appear when hovering over images in image blocks, products, blog posts, and certain gallery blocks.

A month after Pinterest teased how it will bring its visual search engine to the real world, the social network/search engine is extending its ability to turn images into search queries across the wider web.

As a visually driven platform, Pinterest relies heavily on the speed and quality of images. But, the text behind those images is just as important as it provides context and makes Pins actionable for our 200 million active 'Pinners.' By working with the Amazon Rekognition Text in Image feature, we can better extract the rich text captured in images at scale and with low latency for the millions of Pins stored in Amazon S3."

Pinterest is continuously developing machine learning systems to detect objects for visual search and moderation use cases. To accomplish this, we need to label millions of images to generate the required training datasets. Pinterest has an existing labeling platform that has integrated Amazon services like Amazon Mechanical Turk. We were excited to explore using SageMaker Ground Truth to extend this platform to support bounding box labeling tasks. We found SageMaker Ground Truth provides a simple, streamlined interface to kick off labeling jobs."

Hover buttons are a great way to remind your readers to save your images. With Tasty Pins you have the option of adding the default Pinterest hover button or a custom Pinterest hover button to your images. Learn more.

Tasty Pins is an absolute game-changer for anyone who's serious about maximizing their Pinterest presence. As a food blogger, visuals are everything to me, and Tasty Pins allows for an unprecedented level of control over how my images are shared. Unlike other solutions, Tasty Pins provides a distinct section where you can input a Pinterest-specific title and description, separate from the alt text. This means I can tailor the message for my Pinterest audience without compromising SEO. Like all WP Tasty plugins, the interface is incredibly user-friendly, allowing me to work quickly and effortlessly. It's streamlined, it's efficient, and most importantly, it works. If you're looking to elevate your Pinterest game, Tasty Pins gets a solid 5 stars from me.

I tried various free Pinterest plugins to make my images suitable for pinning, but none of them worked effectively. That's when I came across Tasty Pins, a plugin that completely transformed my Pinterest SEO strategy.

Rich Pins offer a way to provide more information about pinned images. For example, the Product Pins subset of rich Pins lets you add pricing information, product details, and other data to help engage users and drive conversion.

You don't need to promote every single blog post on your Pinterest. Instead, just choose the ones that make the most sense for the platform. For example, choose blogs that have engaging images, great downloadable offers, or have an infographic.

Pinterest is an American image sharing and social media service designed to enable saving and discovery of information (specifically "ideas")[6] like recipes, home, style, motivation, and inspiration on the internet using images and, on a smaller scale, animated GIFs and videos,[7] in the form of pinboards.[8] Created by Ben Silbermann, Paul Sciarra, and Evan Sharp,[5] Pinterest, Inc. is headquartered in San Francisco.[9]

In 2017, Pinterest introduced a "visual search" function that allows users to search for elements in images (existing pins, existing parts of a photo, or new photos) and guide users to suggested similar content within Pinterest's database.[60] The tools powered by artificial intelligence are called Pinterest Lens, Shop the Look, and Instant Ideas.[61][62][63][64]

A "nopin" HTML meta tag was released by Pinterest on 20 February 2012 to allow websites to opt out of their images being pinned. On 24 February 2012, Flickr implemented the code to allow users to opt out.[112][113]

In early May 2012, the site added automatic attribution of authors on images originating from Flickr, Behance, YouTube and Vimeo. Automatic attribution was also added for Pins from sites mirroring content on Flickr. At the same time, Flickr added a Pin shortcut to its share option menu to users who have not opted out of sharing their images.[115]

Several days later, Pinterest unveiled updated terms of service that, once implemented in April, ended the site's previous claims of ownership of posted images. "Selling content was never our intention", said the company in a blog post.[23][24]

Social engineering of Pinterest users by scammers to propagate surveys promising free products was noted by the computer security firm Symantec in March 2012. Scam images, often branded with a well-known company name like Starbucks, offer incentives such as gift cards for completing a survey. Once the link in the description is clicked, users are taken to an external site and asked to re-pin the scam image. Victims are phished for their personal information and the promised free product is never delivered.[120]

In December 2018, Pinterest began to take steps to block health misinformation from its recommendations engine, and blocked various searches, content, and user accounts that related to, or promoted, unproved and disproven cancer treatments.[127] The company said it also blocked multiple accounts that linked to external websites that sold supplements and other products that were not scientifically validated.[127] In January 2019, Pinterest stopped returning search results relating to vaccines, in an effort to somehow slow the increase of anti-vaccination content on the platform.[127] Prior to the measure, the company said that the majority of vaccination-related images shared on the platform were anti-vaccination, contradicting the scientific research establishing the safety of vaccines.[127]

As Pinterest is a visual-oriented social media platform, it is pretty obvious that you will spend a lot of time uploading many images. And that can be a drawback if you already manage many accounts on different social media platforms.

Try testing out some of your current pins to see how Pinterest is categorizing your pins by using the tool on your own pins. Hover over different areas of your pin, products, etc. Is Pinterest matching up the right keywords and images with your content?

Through the partnership, Getty will provide information on the images that users pin, including the description, photographer, and date taken, and Pinterest will, in turn, pay Getty for all of the data they include alongside photos.

Once the deal is finalized, Getty PicScout image-recognition technology will identify Getty images across Pinterest and link those images with Getty's metadata using its Connect API. Pinterest will also be able to use the metadata to suggest related pins, which the company hopes will ultimately create a stronger web of linked pins that will allow Pinterest to better monetize on the content with more tags to match relevant ads.

Both Pinterest and Facebook are not recognising my new images that I am uploading to wordpress, however they do recognise the old images that have been imported directly from blogger and still point to blogger.

I have checked the pinning from a friends blog who is based off the same theme and I can pin off their site. I have also checked whether the uploaded images are in iframes - they are not. I have verified my website with pinterest.

wen you are in facebook just right click on the image you want, then select "copy the url" return to pinterest and then choose "pin from a website". paste the link and voil! you can choose the photo to pin-it :D e24fc04721