Making pins one at a time is the slowest part of Pinterest marketing. When you have a backlog of blog posts, a product catalog or a month of fresh pins to schedule, a bulk pin creator turns a list of titles into a full set of on-brand pins in a few seconds.
Paste one title per line, or a CSV with a title and a subtitle column, and every row becomes a pin in the same style. Add background photos and they rotate through the pins. Everything is drawn in your browser and zipped on your device, so nothing is uploaded.
Bulk pins without looking spammy
Pinterest favors fresh pins: new images, even for the same link. A bulk run is a quick way to make one new pin for each of your posts, or several title variations for one post. Spread them out over days or weeks in your scheduler rather than publishing them all at once.
Vary the titles, not just the colors. Different angles on the same post, like a how-to, a mistake to avoid and a quick tip, reach different searches. The Pinterest title generator can give you a list to paste straight in.
Working from a spreadsheet
Keep your pin ideas in a sheet with a title column and a subtitle column, export it as CSV, and paste the rows here. A first row that says "title" is treated as a header and skipped. Titles that contain commas need double quotes around them, which spreadsheet exports add for you.
Plan which pins go out when with the fresh pin planner, and write descriptions for each with the description generator.