Pinterest MCP. Manage boards and curate your entire visual library via AI.
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Pinterest MCP Server lets your AI agent manage all visual content on Pinterest. Use it to list every board and audit pins across your entire account, making manual curation obsolete.
You can create new boards (`create_board`), publish fresh Pins with titles and links (`create_pin`), or delete old content using `delete_pin` and `delete_board`.
It gives you total control over your visual catalog without ever touching the dashboard.
What your AI agents can do
Create board
Creates a new, empty board for your account.
Create pin
Publishes a new pin to Pinterest, requiring a title, description, and source link.
Delete board
Permanently removes an entire board from your account.
Retrieves a list of every board associated with your account.
Fetches the full metadata for one board using its unique ID.
Creates and publishes a brand-new Pin, allowing you to define the title, description, and destination link.
Lists all the pins currently contained in a specific board ID for review.
Deletes either an entire board or individual pins directly, keeping your visual library clean.
Pulls detailed information about the connected Pinterest user profile for governance checks.
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Pinterest MCP Server: 9 Tools for Board & Pin Management
These nine tools allow your AI client to read, write, and manage every element of your Pinterest profile—from creating new boards with `create_board` to deleting old pins with `delete_pin`.
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Creates a new, empty board for your account.
019d846ccreate pin
Publishes a new pin to Pinterest, requiring a title, description, and source link.
019d846cdelete board
Permanently removes an entire board from your account.
019d846cdelete pin
Removes a single pin you specify by its ID.
019d846cget board
Retrieves the full details and metadata for one specific board.
019d846cget me
Gets core information about your authenticated Pinterest user account.
019d846cget pin
Retrieves the full details and metadata for one specific pin.
019d846clist boards
Lists all boards you own on your account.
019d846clist pins
Lists pins, with an option to filter by a specific board ID.
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Checking a client's boards shouldn't involve opening 50 separate browser tabs.
Today, checking a large Pinterest account means clicking into the profile, navigating to 'Boards,' and then manually clicking on each board name. If you need metadata—like knowing exactly what pins are in that board or if the description is up-to-date—you're stuck opening tab after tab, copying IDs one by one.
With this MCP server, you ask your agent to run `list_boards`. It instantly returns a list of all boards and their metadata. Need pin data? The agent runs `list_pins` on the board ID it found, giving you an immediate, comprehensive view without ever leaving your chat window.
Pinterest MCP Server: Use `create_pin` to publish content instantly.
Previously, publishing a pin involved finding the right image URL, writing a title, drafting a description, and making sure every link worked—all in separate fields on the website. This process was repetitive and required multiple manual data points.
Now, you tell your agent to `create_pin`. You give it the source image/link, the desired title, and the description, and it publishes everything correctly. It's one prompt for a finished piece of content.
What you can do with this MCP connector
You wanna manage your Pinterest visual content without logging in? This server lets your AI agent take over everything on your profile. Forget manually clicking through boards or auditing pins—you just tell your client what you need, and it does the heavy lifting.
list_boards gives you a full list of every board you own. If you know which board you're talking about, get_board pulls all the details and metadata for that specific board using its unique ID. You can also pull all the pins contained within any given board by calling list_pins, and if you need to check a single pin's full data, get_pin handles that.
Need to publish some new stuff? You can use create_board to set up an empty board right away. To push out fresh content, create_pin publishes a brand-new Pin; it requires you to feed it a title, description, and the source link for where that Pin comes from.
And when it's time to clean house? You can permanently yank an entire board off your account with delete_board. If you only wanna ditch one piece of content, delete_pin removes a single pin by its ID. These tools give you total command over your visual catalog.
For governance checks or just to know what's up with the account itself, get_me pulls detailed information about your connected Pinterest user profile. It’s how you audit the core data of the account. This setup lets your agent handle every read and write operation—it’s essentially a complete CRUD suite for all your visual assets on Pinterest.
You don't need to mess around with the dashboard anymore. You just tell your AI client what needs changing, whether it's listing out everything you have or publishing three new pins at once. It translates that request into tool calls and makes it happen against Pinterest’s API.
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How Pinterest MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to this server and enter your Pinterest Access Token.
- 2 Tell your AI client what you need done (e.g., 'List all my boards and find the ID for the Travel Goals board').
- 3 The agent runs the necessary tools, fetching data or making changes directly on Pinterest.
The bottom line is: you give the server an access token, and your AI client handles all the API calls to manage your visual assets.
Who Is Pinterest MCP For?
This is for content managers and digital strategists who spend too much time manually organizing Pinterest. If you're tired of logging in just to check if a pin links correctly or need to rapidly audit hundreds of boards, this server saves hours. It lets your agent act as an always-on visual curator.
Verifies that product pins are live and linked correctly across all relevant boards before a campaign launch.
Performs rapid audits on large visual libraries, listing metadata and finding content for new board structures without manual navigation.
Automates the cleanup process by running delete_pin or delete_board on assets that no longer fit brand guidelines.
What Changes When You Connect
- Stop manually listing content. Use
list_boardsto get a complete inventory of every board you own in one call, giving you immediate oversight into your full creative catalog. - Never lose track of an asset again. Running
get_pinorget_boardgives you all the specific metadata—descriptions, IDs, links—you need for auditing purposes. - Publish content instantly with
create_pin. You just tell your agent the title and link; it handles the actual pinning process without you touching the site. - Keep things clean. If a board or pin is dead weight, use
delete_boardordelete_pinto automate cleanup tasks across thousands of assets. - Track who's in charge. The
get_metool pulls your core account details, letting you run governance checks and ensure your connected profile data is always accurate.
Real-World Use Cases
Auditing a client’s entire visual library
A marketing team needs to check if a new product line has been correctly pinned across 50 different boards. Instead of visiting each board, they ask their agent to run list_boards first, then loop through the results using list_pins for each one. The agent aggregates all pin data, confirming every required pin is in place.
Automating content cleanup
The operations lead discovers that 20 boards are outdated because they contain irrelevant pins. They tell their agent to run list_boards and then use the board IDs to trigger a mass deletion via delete_board, cleaning up hundreds of orphaned assets in minutes.
Generating new campaign ideas
A visual creator wants to publish a series of mood boards. They ask their agent to create_board for 'Summer Vibes 24' and then use create_pin multiple times, supplying the title and link for each photo asset, all from a single chat prompt.
Verifying account status
Before handing off accounts to an agency, the project manager needs proof of ownership. They run get_me to pull detailed user account information and verify that all necessary contact fields are populated and accurate.
The Tradeoffs
Trying to dump pins without context
Asking the agent, 'Show me the pins.' This is too vague. The server doesn't know which board you mean, and it might return an error or a massive, unmanageable list.
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Always specify your scope. Use list_pins and pass the ID of the target board: 'Use list_pins on board ID XXXXX to see all pins.' This directs the agent exactly where to look.
Relying on manual copying
The user sees a pin they like, opens it in a new tab, right-clicks, and manually copies the board ID or link to use later. This is slow and error-prone.
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Use get_pin first. It pulls all the necessary metadata—including source links and IDs—directly into your chat window for easy copy/pasting.
Confusing listing with retrieval
Assuming that running list_boards gives you enough information to edit or delete content. It only provides a list of names, but you need the unique IDs.
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Remember that listings provide identifiers. After calling list_boards, you must extract the necessary ID and feed it into the specific tool (like get_board or delete_board) for action.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this server if your primary need is programmatic control over Pinterest's visual assets. You need to run audits, enforce consistency across boards, or publish content at scale—all tasks that require repeating actions on dozens of items.
Don't use it if you just want basic inspiration. If you’re simply browsing for ideas and don't need to manage the resulting data (e.g., you don't care about metadata, IDs, or deletion), then stick to the standard Pinterest website experience.
If your goal is organization/cleanup, use list_boards followed by targeted actions like delete_board. If your goal is creation, always start with create_pin because it handles all the required fields (title, description, link) in one go. This server is for engineers and marketers who need APIs, not casual browsers.
Common Questions About Pinterest MCP
How do I list all my Pinterest boards using `list_boards`? +
You simply ask your agent to run the list_boards tool. The output will give you a complete, structured list of every board name and its unique ID.
Can I delete pins in bulk with `delete_pin`? +
delete_pin only removes one pin at a time. To clear out multiple pins, first use list_pins to gather all the necessary Pin IDs, and then ask your agent to run delete_pin for each ID.
What do I need to know before using `create_pin`? +
You must supply three things: a title, a description, and the destination URL. The tool uses these inputs to publish the pin correctly on Pinterest.
Does `get_board` give me all board metadata? +
Yes, running get_board retrieves detailed metadata for that specific board ID, including its description and creation details. This is better than just listing it.
How do I verify my account details after connecting using `get_me`? +
It returns basic user metadata, confirming your connection scope and ownership info. This is necessary to ensure your agent operates only on the intended Pinterest profile.
Can I use `list_pins` to filter for content within a specific board ID? +
Yes, you pass the Board ID as an optional parameter when calling list_pins. This narrows down results immediately, letting your AI client audit only one board without listing all pins.
What happens if I try to use `create_board` too frequently? +
The server manages standard API rate limits for you. If you exceed the allowed calls, your AI client will receive a specific error code indicating when you can safely retry the operation.
What detailed information does `get_pin` provide about a single pin? +
It returns rich, granular details on the pin itself. You get the title, description, source link, and associated board ID—everything you need for deep auditing or content repurposing.
How do I find my Pinterest Access Token? +
Go to the Pinterest App Console, create an App, and generate a token with the necessary scopes (boards:read, pins:read, pins:write, etc.). Copy and paste it below.
Can the agent create new boards? +
Yes. Use the create_board tool providing a name and optional description. Your agent will create the board and return its unique ID instantly.
Is it possible to pin from an image URL? +
Yes. The create_pin tool requires a media_source_url. Your agent will use this URL to generate the pin on your target board.
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