Bulk Downloader for Pinterest

Auto-scrolls a board, grabs every pin at full resolution, and saves them all as one ZIP. No account, no server, no upload.

Open a Pinterest board, click one button, and get the whole thing as a single ZIP file. Bulk Downloader for Pinterest scrolls the board for you, collects every pin as it goes, downloads each one at full resolution, and packs the lot into one archive. It works on your own saved pins, on other people's boards, on search results and on your home feed. Everything happens inside your browser. There is no account to create, no server to upload to, and no limit on how many pins you can take. WHAT IT DOES • One click for a whole board — the page scrolls itself while pins are collected, then downloads as a single ZIP. • Full resolution, not thumbnails — the image URL is rewritten to the original file before download, with a fallback ladder (originals → 1200px → 736px) if a size isn't available. In testing, a 65 KB thumbnail came down as the 214 KB original. • Images and videos — video pins are saved as MP4 where Pinterest exposes one. • Any board size — past 500 pins the archive is streamed straight into a file you choose, so memory stays flat whether it's 500 pins or 50,000. ZIP64 kicks in automatically past 4 GB or 65,535 files. • Stop whenever you like — Stop halts the scroll and offers to download what it already found, so you can take the first slice of a 10,000-pin board and quit. • Pick what you want — include images, videos or both; cap the number of pins; and choose Original quality or Fast (736px, roughly 3× smaller and quicker). PRIVACY Nothing is collected. No analytics, no tracking, no telemetry, no server of any kind. Your pins are fetched straight from Pinterest to your own computer and never pass through anyone else's machine. The only permission requested is read access to pinimg.com, the image server the pins are actually stored on. Your settings are kept in your own browser and go no further. HOW TO USE IT 1. Open the board, search page or feed you want. 2. Click the red arrow button in the bottom-right corner of the page. 3. Click "Scrape & Download ZIP", and leave the tab in front while it works. On very large boards a blue "Save … pins to disk" button appears instead — click it and pick a file, and the pins stream directly into it. GOOD TO KNOW • Keep the tab in the foreground while it runs; browsers throttle background tabs and the scroll stalls. • A few video pins are published as HLS streams only. Those need a transcoder to save, so the extension falls back to downloading the pin's cover image instead. • Private boards work as long as you're signed in to Pinterest in that same tab. The extension uses your normal session and never sees your password. • If video pins are coming through as images, tick "Deep video scan". It's slower, but it checks every pin rather than only the ones that look like videos. • Streaming to disk needs Chrome or Edge. If the save dialog is unavailable, the archive is built in memory instead and you're told so. Pins you download stay the work of the people who made them. This is a tool for saving things for your own use — please don't republish or sell other people's work. This extension is not affiliated with, authorised by, or endorsed by Pinterest, Inc.