How to Save Pinterest Videos on Your Phone or Computer
A plain-English walkthrough for grabbing a Pinterest video as a real MP4 file — on Android, iPhone, and desktop — without installing anything.
Paste any Pinterest link to preview and save the original image or video in the highest quality available — free, fast, and without an account.
Works with public pins. Copy a link from the Pinterest app's Share → Copy Link, or a pin.it short link.
PinFetch is a free, no-fuss tool for saving the images and videos you find on Pinterest. Pinterest is brilliant for collecting ideas — recipes, interiors, outfits, DIY projects and short how-to clips — but it deliberately hides the direct file behind its player and preview, which makes saving anything for offline use awkward, especially on a phone.
Paste a pin link and PinFetch does the rest: it detects whether the pin is an image or a video, finds the highest-quality file available, and hands it to you with a clean filename. No account, no app, and nothing stored on our servers.
An honest picture of where this tool helps — and where it doesn't.
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Save pins for your own offline reference, moodboards, and inspiration — not to republish someone else's work as your own.
If you do share something you saved, name the original creator and link back to their pin wherever you can.
Using a photo or clip in anything commercial needs the creator's permission. When in doubt, reach out and ask.
If a creator asks that their content not be redistributed, honour that. Our DMCA page explains how to report an issue.
On any public pin, tap Share and choose Copy link. On desktop, copy the address from your browser's bar.
Drop the link into the box at the top of the page. We fetch the pin and detect whether it's an image or a video.
Pick the quality you want. The file downloads through our server with a sensible name instead of CDN gibberish.
Tips for getting the most out of PinFetch.
A plain-English walkthrough for grabbing a Pinterest video as a real MP4 file — on Android, iPhone, and desktop — without installing anything.
Pinterest often shows a shrunk-down preview. Here is how to get the largest, sharpest version of a pinned image — the original upload — every time.
Downloading a pin is easy; knowing when it is appropriate is more important. A clear, non-legalese look at personal use, copyright, and creator rights.
Idea Pins, animated GIFs, and multi-page pins behave a little differently from ordinary images and videos. Here's what to expect when you save them.
Yes. Downloading images and videos is completely free, with no account, sign-up, or app install required.
No. Everything runs in your browser. Paste a link, preview the media, and save it — there is nothing to download or extend.
Public pin links work best — both the full pinterest.com/pin/… address and the shorter pin.it/… share link. Board and profile URLs, and private or age-restricted pins, are not supported.
For images we offer every size Pinterest publishes, up to the original full-resolution upload whenever it is available. For videos we return the direct MP4 in the best quality on offer.
Some pins only expose a still preview in the page we read, so occasionally a video may surface as its cover image. If that happens, double-check you copied the link to the video pin itself rather than a board or a re-pin.
Straight to your device's normal downloads location. Files stream through this site only for the moment it takes to transfer them, so we can give them a clean, readable filename — nothing is stored on our server afterwards.