Pinterest Videos
Paste any public video Pin and save it as an MP4 at the best quality Pinterest holds for it — standard video Pins, short clips and tutorials alike.
Download Pinterest videos, images, and GIFs in HD — paste a link, pick your quality, save.
I Love Social is a free Pinterest downloader for saving videos, images, and GIFs straight to your device. Paste the link to any public Pin, and the tool fetches what’s available — a video, an image, or a GIF — shows you the quality options, and hands you a direct download. There’s nothing to install: no Pinterest downloader app, no browser extension, no account. It works the same way whether you’re trying to download a video from Pinterest, grab a recipe image, or save a wallpaper you found while scrolling — copy the Pinterest link, paste it in, download the file.
That’s the whole flow for downloading a Pinterest video — it’s really just copy and paste, whether you’re on a phone or a computer. Files land in your default Downloads folder on desktop, or your Files app / Gallery on Android and iPhone. For the longer walkthrough covering every format and every device, read how to download anything from Pinterest.
Need the full walkthrough — every format, on Mac, Windows, iPhone and Android? The complete guide to downloading from Pinterest covers all of it in one place, and why Pinterest has no video download button explains the gap this tool fills.
Pinterest video downloads come through at the resolution Pinterest makes available, up to the original upload.
What you save is the file as uploaded, nothing added on top.
No account, no login, no Pinterest password requested, ever.
One box handles video, image, and GIF downloads from Pinterest.
Android, iPhone, iPad, or any desktop browser.
No download limit, no hidden cost.
Paste any public video Pin and save it as an MP4 at the best quality Pinterest holds for it — standard video Pins, short clips and tutorials alike.
Get the picture at full upload resolution rather than the compressed thumbnail you see while scrolling.
Paste a board link instead of a Pin link and the whole board resolves at once, sections and all.
Multi-page by design, so every page saves as its own file — Pinterest never stores them as one combined video.
I Love Social works with any public Pinterest link, including:
pinterest.com/pin/...pin.it linksIt does not work with private boards, login-only content, invitation links, or deleted Pins — those require being logged into the account that owns them, and this tool only resolves what’s publicly accessible. If a link doesn’t return a result, that’s usually why.
The full reference — every link shape that works, every one that cannot, and why — is on supported Pinterest URL formats.
Pinterest is a bookmarking platform first — most Pins simply point to an image hosted somewhere else, so there’s no video attached. Idea Pins and dedicated video Pins are the exception: Pinterest hosts that media directly, which is why only those give you something to download as a video.
Pinterest doesn’t keep a single downloadable video file sitting on a server — it streams the video instead. When you download a Pinterest video here, that stream gets converted into one MP4 file in real time, so what lands in your Downloads folder is a normal, playable video rather than a stream that only works inside Pinterest’s own player.
The grid you scroll through shows compressed thumbnails, built to load fast on a slow connection. The actual file behind the Pin is usually much larger — often the full image as originally uploaded, not the shrunk-down preview. That gap is why it is worth going through the tool to download a Pinterest image rather than right-clicking the copy on screen.
Right-clicking a Pin in your browser usually grabs the low-resolution thumbnail Pinterest displays in the feed, not the original file — and it doesn’t work at all for video Pins, since there’s no single video file to right-click on. Pasting the link here resolves the actual source file instead.
This tool can only read what Pinterest serves publicly. Private boards, login-only content, and Pins that have been taken down aren’t reachable without being signed into the account that owns them — so there’s no way around that, by design.
A board is really just a list of individual Pins, each with its own link and its own file behind it. There’s no single bundle Pinterest hands over for a whole board at once, so saving one means working through its Pins one at a time, pasting each link.
A Pin being public doesn’t make the file free to reuse — the person who posted it still owns it. I Love Social is built to help you save a copy to your own device; what you do with it afterward is on you. Use downloaded Pinterest videos and images for personal reference, with the creator’s permission, or in line with their stated rights — not for republishing someone else’s work as your own.
Nothing you download is stored on our side. Each file is fetched fresh and handed to you — we don’t keep a copy, and we don’t keep a history of what you’ve downloaded.
If you’ve used a Pinterest downloader tool before — KlickPin or anything similar — I Love Social works on the same basic idea: paste a link, get your file, no account needed. The difference is mainly in how we handle it on our end — no clutter, no unrelated add-ons, just the download box and the file you asked for.
Nothing here is region-locked. There is no account to create, no app store to go through and no country check — the tool reads a public Pin the same way from anywhere, and the file you get is the same file. The site is in English today; the tool itself does not care what language you searched in to find it.
Yes. There’s no signup, no subscription, and no limit on how many Pins you download.
No. I Love Social runs entirely in your browser — nothing to install on your phone or computer.
Copy the Pin’s link from the share menu, paste it into the download box above, and click Download. Pick your quality and save.
Yes — you’ll get the best quality Pinterest provides for that specific Pin, shown as an option before you download.
Download the video as usual, then open it from Files or your Downloads, and use the Save Video option to move it into your camera roll — iOS sometimes needs this extra step for video files.
Yes. Paste any public Pin link and you’ll get the image at its original resolution, not the feed thumbnail.
Same process as video or image — paste the Pin link, and if it’s an animated Pin, you’ll get the option to save it as a GIF.
Yes — wallpapers on Pinterest are just image Pins, so the same image downloader applies. You’ll generally get a much higher-resolution file than what displays in the feed.
Most Pins are bookmarks to images hosted elsewhere, not videos. Only Idea Pins and dedicated video Pins are hosted by Pinterest itself, so only those return a video file.
No. Only public Pins, boards, and profiles can be resolved. Private, login-only, and deleted content isn’t accessible through this or any similar tool without being signed in.
No. What you get is the file exactly as Pinterest serves it — we don’t add or remove anything, including the creator’s attribution if it’s part of the image itself.
To your device’s default Downloads folder on desktop, or your Files app / Gallery on mobile, depending on your browser settings.
No. Every file is fetched and delivered on request — nothing is saved on our servers, and we don’t keep a download history tied to you.