Mission
PintDown exists to make offline access to public Pinterest media straightforward: paste a link, preview the file, download what you need. The project stays intentionally small—no login walls and no claim that private content can be unlocked.

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PintDown is a solo-built free browser tool by Numan Ajmal for saving public Pinterest media offline. It focuses on honest limits—public pins only, CDN quality as-is, and no password requests—so people can preview and download without signup walls.
Pinterest is full of amazing content — recipes, design inspiration, DIY ideas, outfit references — but saving that content for offline use has always been unnecessarily difficult. Most Pinterest downloader tools online are cluttered with pop-up ads, fake download buttons, forced sign-ups, or watermarked results. Some don't even work half the time.
We got tired of it. So we built PintDown — a tool that actually respects the user, does one job, and does it well.
Every existing solution seemed to prioritize ad revenue over the actual user experience. You'd click "Download," get redirected through three different ad pages, and still end up with a low-quality file — or nothing at all. There was no straightforward way to simply paste a Pinterest link and get your video, image, or GIF in its original quality, instantly.
That gap is exactly why PintDown exists.
PintDown lets you download Pinterest videos, images, and GIFs in their original quality — no sign-up walls, no fake download buttons, and no hidden costs. Just paste your link and get your file. Lightweight, non-intrusive ads may appear on some pages to keep the tool free.
PintDown is built for anyone who uses Pinterest as part of their workflow or daily life:
PintDown is built and maintained by a solo developer who got frustrated with the state of Pinterest downloader tools and decided to build something better. Every feature is designed with real users in mind — not forced sign‑ups or misleading download flows. If you value clean, honest tools that simply work the way they're supposed to, you're in the right place.
PintDown exists to make offline access to public Pinterest media straightforward: paste a link, preview the file, download what you need. The project stays intentionally small—no login walls and no claim that private content can be unlocked.
Product pages describe how the tools behave today. When Pinterest changes CDN or link formats, outcomes can change. Limits such as selective board ZIPs and fair-use rate limits are stated openly instead of hidden behind marketing language.
PintDown resolves public pin and board URLs, analyzes available media streams, and streams files to your device. Converted formats such as MP3 use temporary server-side processing and are not kept as a long-term personal library.

Hi, I’m Numan Ajmal. I build free tools that solve real problems — no sign-up walls, no nonsense. PintDown started because I couldn’t find a clean way to save a Pinterest video. Today it helps people save public pins for personal offline use.
Got questions? We’ve got answers.
PintDown was built by Numan Ajmal, a solo developer who wanted a simple browser tool without signup walls. Lightweight ads may appear so the service can stay free — they are not fake download buttons.
Yes. PintDown is free with no premium tier for normal personal downloads. Lightweight ads and standard analytics (see Privacy Policy) help keep the tools available without a signup wall.
No. PintDown does not store your downloaded files or personal data on our servers. Media is fetched directly from Pinterest's CDN and streamed to your device.
Yes. PintDown works perfectly on iOS, Android, and all desktop browsers. No app installation needed — just paste the link in your browser and download.