Comparison pins answer a decision people are already stuck on: gas or induction, Notion or paper planner, Airbnb or hotel. Searches like "X vs Y" are common on Pinterest, and a side by side pin shows the answer at a glance, which makes people curious enough to click through for the details.
This maker builds a two column pin with an optional photo for each side, a bold label, a VS badge and up to six points per column. Start a point with + for a tick or - for a cross. Your photos are drawn in the browser and never uploaded.
What to compare on a VS pin
The best comparisons are ones people search before spending money or time: two products, two tools, two methods, two destinations. Use the exact names people type, because the labels and title double as keywords when Pinterest reads the pin text.
Keep points parallel. If the left side says "Boils water faster", the right side should cover speed too. Readers compare line by line, so matching topics make the pin feel fair and useful rather than one-sided.
Comparison pins vs before and after pins
Use a comparison pin when both options are choices the reader could make. When one image shows a result of the other, such as a room makeover, a before and after pin tells the story better.
If you want to test which version of a pin earns more clicks, make two designs with the pin variations generator and pin both to the same board a few days apart.