Get the 1000×1500 vertical pin size Pinterest's algorithm rewards, with the crop framed exactly how you want it.
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Supports PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, BMP
Drag a photo or graphic onto the page. Pinterest works best with photos, infographics, or text overlays — start with the highest-resolution version you have.
The crop box is pre-set to a 2:3 vertical ratio (the Pinterest standard). Drag and resize, but the ratio stays locked.
Pinterest pins are scrolled past quickly — make sure your subject (or headline text) sits in the top third for best stop-power.
1000×1500 JPG is ideal for most pins. Choose PNG if you have transparent text overlays or sharp graphic elements.
Pinterest officially recommends 1000×1500 pixels with a 2:3 aspect ratio. Pins with this ratio show fully in the feed without being cut off, which is why they get the most engagement.
Pinterest allows up to 2:3.5 (about 1000×1750), but pins longer than 2:3 get truncated in feed views. For best visibility, stick to 1000×1500 or 1080×1620.
No — you can crop a horizontal image to vertical 2:3. You'll lose the sides of the original. The tool shows you exactly what stays inside the frame.
JPG works for photos. PNG is better if your pin has sharp text, line art, or transparent elements. Pinterest accepts both.
1000×1500 is sharp on most phones. For Retina/AMOLED displays and likely re-pinning, use 2000×3000 — also a 2:3 ratio, just higher resolution.