Meridian Media › Download videos from Pinterest
Copy the pin link and paste it into the field above — for videos choose a quality, for images click “Download photo”.
What you can download
- Video pins in MP4
- Photos in original size
- GIF animations
- Short links pin.it
Recommended for large files and playlistsMethod 2:Send the link to the Telegram bot @MeridianDownBot — files up to 2 GB arrive right in the chat.
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How to download from Pinterest?
- Copy the link to the Pinterest post — Share → Copy link, or the page address in your browser.
- Paste the link into the field at the top of the page and click “Download”.
- Check the title and preview, then choose a quality, “MP3 audio” or a photo.
- Wait while the file is prepared — progress is shown below the buttons.
- The file will be saved to your browser’s Downloads folder.
Supported links
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/…https://ru.pinterest.com/pin/…https://pin.it/…
Tip: you can simply add meridianload.net/ before the link in the address bar — for example meridianload.net/https://…
How to download a Pinterest video on your phone
- Open the pin in the Pinterest app, tap Share and choose Copy link — you will get a short link like
pin.it/…. - Go to meridianload.net and paste the link into the field — the service will find the original pin itself.
- For a video choose a quality, for an image tap “Download JPG”, for an animation — “Download GIF”.
- The file is saved to Downloads; on iPhone you can move it to Photos via Share → Save.
Photos and GIFs in original size
In the feed, Pinterest shows reduced copies of images. The service takes the largest version a pin has, so the picture is saved in the size the author uploaded it. Animated pins are saved as GIF, and video pins as MP4 with sound if the original has sound.
Which Pinterest links work
- Pin links from any regional domain:
pinterest.com, ru.pinterest.com, pinterest.de and others. - Short
pin.it/… links from the Share button. - Whole boards and profiles are not downloaded — open the pin you need and copy its link.
How to download a Pinterest video on a computer
- Open the pin in your browser and copy the page address from the address bar — any link like pinterest.com/pin/… will do.
- Paste the link into the field above and click “Download”.
- Choose the option you need: MP4 for a video, “Download JPG” for an image or “Download GIF” for an animation.
- The file is saved to your Downloads folder; the browser’s download list opens with Ctrl+J.
Video, image or GIF: what the service saves
A Pinterest pin is not always a video. The service detects what is behind the link and shows the matching buttons.
- Video pin — saved as MP4; the sound is kept if the original has one.
- Image — saved as JPG in the largest size the author uploaded.
- Animated pin — saved as a GIF that you can send in a messenger or put into a presentation.
What saved pins are good for
- Collections of ideas for interiors, outfits and recipes can be browsed offline — for example, on the road.
- References for a designer or illustrator are best kept at the original size: every detail stays visible.
- Video tutorials saved as MP4 are easy to play on a TV or tablet without opening the Pinterest app.
Safety and privacy
You need neither a Pinterest account nor a password to download: a link to a public pin is enough. Never enter your Pinterest login and password on third-party sites. The site uses a secure HTTPS connection, and the file is downloaded straight to your device.
Supported devices
The service opens in any modern browser on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iPhone and iPad. No apps or extensions are needed. On iPhone, download with Safari: once the file is saved, the arrow icon in the address bar opens the list of downloads.
If a pin does not download
- The pin was deleted or hidden by its author — open the link in a browser: if Pinterest itself shows an error, it cannot be downloaded.
- A link to a board or profile was copied instead of a pin — you need the link to one specific pin.
- The link was cut off when copying — copy it again via Share → Copy link.
- Pinterest has temporarily limited access — wait a couple of minutes and try again.
Frequently asked questions
Are photos downloaded in original size?
Yes, the service takes the largest version of the image.
Do regional links like ru.pinterest.com work?
Yes, any regional Pinterest domain works.
Where do I find the downloaded file?
In the browser’s Downloads folder on your phone or computer.
Why does a Pinterest video have no sound?
Many video pins were uploaded by their authors without an audio track. The service saves the file as it is on Pinterest: if the original has no sound, the MP4 will not have it either.
Can I download a whole Pinterest board?
No, the service downloads one pin at a time. Open the pin you need and paste its link.
Do I need a Pinterest account to download a pin?
No. A link to a public pin is enough: you do not have to sign in to Pinterest or register on the site.
Can I save an image as PNG?
The service gives you the file in the format Pinterest stores it in — usually JPG. If you need PNG, open the file in any image editor and save it in the format you need.
How is a pin.it link different from a regular pin link?
It is a short link that leads to the very same pin. The service expands it on its own, so there is nothing to change — paste the link as it is.
The Pinterest video downloaded but will not play — what should I do?
The video is saved as MP4, which opens almost everywhere. Try another player, such as VLC, and if the file still does not open, download it again: the download may have been interrupted.
Can I use downloaded pins in my own projects?
Images and videos on Pinterest belong to their authors. Save them for personal viewing and inspiration, and ask the author for permission before publishing or using them commercially.
How many files can I download on the site?
Free, without sign-up: files up to 1 GB, up to 60 files per hour from one address. More in the Telegram bot @MeridianDownBot; no limits and no ads with Meridian VIP.
What content can I save?
Only content you have the right to use: your own materials, freely licensed content, or materials the copyright holder allows to be downloaded.