Create Pins with the vertical ratio that performs best in the Pinterest feed.
Select an option to continue to cropping.
Drag the image to reposition it
JPEG does not support transparency; transparent areas will use a white background.
Pinterest's algorithm favors vertical Pins because they take up more visual space in the feed. The 2:3 ratio (1000×1500 px) is what the platform itself recommends to maximize reach.
| Use | Size | Ratio |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Pin | 1000×1500 px | 2:3 |
| Profile picture | 280×280 px | 1:1 |
A vertical 2:3 Pin of 1000×1500 px is the standard size used by this tool. Vertical images take up more space in the feed than square or horizontal ones.
2:3. Any image with that proportion (for example 1000×1500 or 600×900 px) keeps the same shape, so you can start from a larger photo and crop it to 2:3.
This tool exports a 280×280 px square. Pinterest displays profile pictures in a circle, so keep the main subject in the center.
Yes. Upload the photo, choose Standard Pin, and drag the crop area over the part you want to keep. Horizontal photos lose their sides when cropped to a tall 2:3 shape, so pick the area carefully.
Yes, the feed can truncate Pins that are too long. 1000×1500 px is the sweet spot between visibility and proportion.
JPG is fine for photographs; use PNG if your Pin includes text with transparency or sharp edges.
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