Free Pinterest tools, built on real search data

These free Pinterest tools work from the search volumes Pinterest itself publishes, so every suggestion with a number next to it is something people actually search. No signup, and nothing to install to try them.

Why these tools

Pinterest tools that start from real numbers

Many free Pinterest tools write their suggestions with a language model. The output reads well, and there is no way to tell whether anyone searches for it.

These tools start from the other end. Pinterest groups searches into interest topics and publishes a monthly search count for each one. We keep a dataset of those counts, refreshed about weekly, and every suggestion with a number next to it comes from that dataset.

That changes what you can decide. Two phrases can look equally good in a list while one is searched a hundred times more often than the other. Only the number tells them apart.

Workflow

How the tools work together

1

Check the demand

Start with the free Pinterest keyword tool. Type a topic and see its monthly search volume, with related and long tail phrases.

2

Name the board

Take a phrase to the Pinterest board name generator and pick names people search. A keyword you already looked up does not count against your allowance again.

3

See what earns saves

The free Pin Stats extension shows saves and engagement on any pin while you browse Pinterest, so you can see which pins win for a keyword.

What is free, and what these tools do not do

You get 2 lookups a day with no signup, shared across the tools that use Pinterest data. Installing the free extension raises that to 10. The tools do not measure clicks or impressions, and they do not track a keyword over time. InsightPins is not affiliated with or endorsed by Pinterest.

See which pins earn the saves

Pin Stats shows saves and engagement on every pin while you browse Pinterest.

Install Pin Stats free

Free Chrome extension. It also raises your daily lookups here from 2 to 10.

Install Pin Stats free