Copy the Pinterest link
Open the specific video Pin and use its Share → Copy link action.
Pinterest Video Downloader
Paste a public Pinterest video Pin or pin.it link to inspect its downloadable format.
About the tool
Download eligible Pinterest videos from a link
Pinterest video Pins are often shared through short pin.it links. VideoFetch resolves the public Pin, confirms that it contains supported video media, and returns formats available without an account. Private boards, deleted Pins, login-gated media, and static image Pins cannot produce a video download.
Processing starts only after you submit a URL. The server validates the host, requests public metadata, and creates short-lived, tamper-resistant download links for the formats it finds. Submitted media is not added to a searchable public library.
Three simple steps
From copied link to saved file
No extension, account, or unfamiliar workflow required.
Paste and inspect
Add the URL to the field above. VideoFetch validates the host and checks the public media metadata.
Choose a format
Review the video details, select an available quality, and start the authorized download.
Built for clarity
A focused Pinterest download experience
Pin short links
Both pinterest.com and official pin.it URLs are accepted.
Media detection
The preview confirms whether the Pin resolved to compatible video.
Compact saving flow
The responsive result card works cleanly from the Pinterest mobile app.
Before you download
Get a reliable result and respect creator rights
- Open the specific video Pin and use its Share → Copy link action.
- A static image Pin is not a video and will not return download formats.
- Check the source linked by the Pin and respect the original creator’s rights.
Questions, answered
Pinterest downloader FAQ
Can I download an image Pin as video?
No. This tool only returns a result when the public Pin includes supported video media.
Do pin.it links work?
Yes. Official Pinterest short links are validated and resolved by the extractor.
Can it access secret boards?
No. VideoFetch supports only public content accessible without authentication.