Embedded Files
Profile Photo Size:
Profile Photo Size:
Recommended: 165 x 165 pixels (recommended)
Tip: Your profile image will be scaled down to 32 x 32 pixels elsewhere, so make sure to preview on desktop and mobile before finalizing.
Character Counts:
Character Counts:
Title: Up to 100 characters. If you don’t fill out a title, people will see your Pin description instead.
Description: Up to 500 characters. The first 50-60 characters are most likely to show up in people’s feeds, so put your most important info first.
Pinterest Pin Image Size:
Pinterest Pin Image Size:
File Type: PNG or JPEG
1000 x 1500 pixels tall [2:3 aspect ratio]
Tip: Remember that in previews and on boards, pins are 236 pixels wide and cropped vertically (make sure nothing important is cropped out when uploading pins that are particularly long/tall).
Promoted Pins, One-Tap Promoted Pins, Promoted App Pins Size:
Promoted Pins, One-Tap Promoted Pins, Promoted App Pins Size:
Recommended size: 1000 x 1500
Minimum width: 600 pixels
Minimum height: 900 pixels
Maximum height: 2100 pixels
Recommended format: .GIF, .JPG or .PNG
Thumbnail sizes: 69 x 69 pixels for small thumbnails, 216 x 146 pixels for large thumbnails\promoted video
Aspect ratio minimum: Shorter than 1:2, taller than 1.91:1
Aspect ratio recommended: 1:1 for square videos, and 2:3 or 9:16 for vertical videos.
Maximum file size: 2GB
File type: .mp4, .mov, and .m4v
Video at Standard Width (organic or promoted):
Video at Standard Width (organic or promoted):
File type: .mp4, .mov or .m4v
Max file size: Up to 2GB
Video length: Minimum 4 seconds, maximum 15 minutes
Aspect ratio: Shorter than 1:2 (width:height), taller than 1.91:1. We recommend making your videos square (1:1) or vertical (2:3, 9:16).
Promoted Carousels:
Promoted Carousels:
Image count: 2-5 images per Carousel
File type: PNG or JPEG
Max file size: 32MB per image
Pinterest Board Covers:
Pinterest Board Covers:
Large thumbnail: 222 x 150 pixels tall
Small thumbnail: 55 x 55 pixels tall
Tip: Be sure that whatever is the central focus of the board is right in the center of that square image. Your audience should know exactly what they’re getting when they click that board.
Bonus Tip: The text looks best right smack in the middle of the image.
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