Pin generation
A Pinterest pin generator that uses your own photos
Pinwing generates Pinterest pins from things you already have: your Etsy or Gumroad listings, your blog posts and your own photos. It places your images into a large variety of layouts in your brand colors and writes a keyword-first title and description for each pin, without making AI images.
How it works
- 1
Pick a source
Connect Etsy or Gumroad, paste blog post links, or upload your own photos.
- 2
Set your look
Add your brand colors and fonts once, or pick a vibe and let Pinwing choose.
- 3
Generate a batch
Each source becomes several pins in different layouts, each with its own copy.
- 4
Review, then schedule
Swap layouts, edit copy, keep the pins you like and schedule them.
What you get
A large variety of layouts
Photo-led, quote, numbered list, collage and split layouts. Favorite the ones you like and hide the rest.
Brand kit
Your colors and fonts on every pin (Starter and Pro).
Keyword-first copy
Titles and descriptions written for Pinterest search, in your own voice if you add examples (Pro).
No AI images
Your products and photos stay real. Pinwing designs around them instead of replacing them.
Questions
- Does Pinwing make AI images?
- No. Pinwing places your own photos into pin layouts. The AI writes the titles and descriptions, which you review before anything is scheduled.
- What can I make pins from?
- Etsy listings and Gumroad products from a connected account, blog posts by link, and your own uploaded photos and videos.
- Does anything post without my approval?
- No. Every pin waits in review until you approve it. You can edit the title and description, swap the layout or reject a pin, and you can pull a scheduled pin at any time before it posts.
- How much does it cost?
- The Free plan includes 10 AI-written pins a month with no credit card. Starter is $12 a month for up to 150 pins a month, and Pro is $24 a month for up to 25 pins a day and several Pinterest accounts.
Read more
- How Pinterest really worksWhy Pinterest behaves nothing like Instagram, and what that means for your pins.
- Pin design that earns the clickSizes, text overlays, and image choices that decide whether anyone stops scrolling.
- One article, many pinsThe core blogger strategy – give every article multiple shots at winning.