Pinterest traffic engine
Upload your images once. PinFlow finds relevant Pinterest opportunities, creates optimized Pins, and helps you turn Pinterest discovery into website visitors.
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Add UI screenshots, templates, product shots, and blog graphics.
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Analysis extracts category, style, concepts, and search language.
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Topics are ranked from official trend data, your site, and past performance.
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Copy is written by AI. The image is composed by a deterministic renderer.
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Review, edit, approve, then schedule or publish to Pinterest.
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Impressions, clicks, and on-site sessions inform the next batch.
Treat screenshots like a content system. Upload PNG, JPG, or WEBP. Analysis, tags, and destination URLs live with each file so you never start from a blank Pin.
Each topic is scored for trend fit, asset fit, history, keywords, and freshness. You see why a match ranked well before you generate.
Ten editorial templates. 1000×1500 output. The screenshot is composed, never hallucinated. Copy, board, and destination URL are generated alongside the image.
Schedule approved Pins, then watch impressions, outbound clicks, and attributed website sessions in one dashboard.
For visual creators
PinFlow turns them into a continuously refreshed Pinterest content library. Upload UI screenshots → AI categorizes them → identifies topics → creates Pin variations → you schedule → you measure clicks.
SaaS & product teams
Reuse work you already produced instead of designing Pins from scratch every day.
Template shops
Reuse work you already produced instead of designing Pins from scratch every day.
Agencies & blogs
Reuse work you already produced instead of designing Pins from scratch every day.
Values live in configuration so they stay easy to change.
Free
$0/mo
Try the workflow with a small content library.
Pro
$29/mo
For teams publishing consistently on Pinterest.
Growth
$79/mo
For libraries that need volume and creative variation.
No. The original pixels stay intact. Templates frame the screenshot; they do not regenerate the interface.
Not by default. Pins land in drafts. You approve before anything is sent to Pinterest.
The engine falls back to your website, keywords, and historical Pin performance. It never scrapes Pinterest.
No. Standard Pins render without them. Optional background generation is only used when you choose it.