How to Download Pinterest Videos
A step-by-step guide for saving public Pinterest video pins on any device.
Read more →How to Save Pinterest Videos
Use this guide to save public Pinterest videos on iPhone, Android, PC, or Mac. Start with the exact video pin link, then follow the steps below.
Public video pins only · No login · No app · Quality depends on the original pin
Step-by-Step: Save a Pinterest Video
1
Open the public video pin
Open Pinterest and go to the exact public video pin you want to save. Avoid copying from a board, profile, search result, or home feed because those pages may not point to one specific video.
2
Copy the Pinterest video link
Use Share or Copy link in Pinterest. On desktop, you can also copy the final pin URL from the browser address bar after the pin page has fully loaded.
3
Paste the link into PinSave
Paste the public Pinterest video URL into the box above and click Download. PinSave checks whether that public pin exposes a savable video file.
4
Save the available option
If a video option appears, save the available file to your device. Higher quality appears only when Pinterest provides it for that specific public pin.
Save Pinterest Videos on Any Device
Save on iPhone
Open the public pin in Safari or Chrome, copy the pin link, paste it into PinSave, then use the browser's save or share action for the available video file.
Save on Android
Use Chrome, Samsung Internet, Firefox, or another browser. Paste the public pin URL and save the available file through your browser download controls.
Save on PC or Mac
Copy the final public pin URL from your browser, check it with PinSave, then right-click or use the browser download command when the video opens.
No Account Workflow
For public pins, this workflow does not require a Pinterest login, PinSave account, email address, app, or browser extension.
Check the Exact Pin
A direct pin URL gives the clearest result. Board, profile, feed, and shortened links are more likely to fail because they may not expose one video file.
Respect Creator Rights
Saving a video for personal reference is different from reposting or commercial reuse. Always respect creator rights and Pinterest's terms.
When This Saving Method Works Best
Pinterest video saving depends on the exact pin URL and the media Pinterest makes publicly available.
Public Video Pins
This workflow works best when the link points to one public Pinterest video pin rather than a board, profile, search page, or home feed.
Personal Offline Reference
You can save available videos for personal viewing, inspiration, research, or offline reference when your use is permitted.
Browser-Based Devices
The same basic process works on mobile and desktop browsers, though the final save action may look different on each device.
What This Guide Cannot Help With
- Private pins, secret boards, deleted pins, login-only videos, or restricted Pinterest pages.
- Saving a higher-quality file than Pinterest provides for the original public video pin.
- Removing creator marks, logos, captions, or text that are already embedded inside the original video.
Why Saving a Pinterest Video May Fail
- The URL is incomplete, shortened incorrectly, or copied before the final pin page loads.
- The page is a board, profile, search result, or feed item instead of one public video pin.
- The pin is private, deleted, region-restricted, login-restricted, temporarily unavailable, or does not expose a savable video file.
Use Saved Pinterest Videos Responsibly
This guide is for saving publicly available Pinterest videos for personal reference, offline viewing, study, inspiration, or other permitted uses. Saving a file does not grant permission to repost, sell, edit, or reuse someone else's video commercially. Always check the creator's rights, license, and Pinterest terms before using saved media outside private reference.
Related Pinterest Saving Guides
Save Pinterest Videos on iPhone
Learn the practical iPhone workflow for saving a Pinterest video from Safari.
Read more →Save Pinterest Videos on Android
Use Chrome or another Android browser to save available Pinterest video files.
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Read more →How to Save Pinterest Videos FAQ
Open the public Pinterest video pin, copy its link, paste it into PinSave, and click Download. If a savable video file is available for that pin, choose the available option and save it with your browser.
Yes. The homepage is the main Pinterest video downloader tool page. This page is a guide for people who specifically want to understand how to save Pinterest videos on different devices, what links to copy, and why some pins cannot be saved.
Yes, when the video pin is public and Pinterest exposes a savable file. PinSave does not require your Pinterest username, password, email, or account access. Login-only, private, deleted, or restricted pins cannot be saved.
Sometimes. HD depends on the original public pin and the files Pinterest makes available. If only a smaller file exists, a saving tool cannot create a true HD version from it.
Some browsers open MP4 files in a tab instead of saving them immediately. On desktop, right-click the video or link and choose Save video as or Save link as. On mobile, long-press the file or use the browser's share/save controls.
Pinterest pins are served in different ways. One public pin may expose a savable video file, another may only expose a preview or image, and another may be private or restricted. Availability depends on the individual pin.
No. PinSave can only work with publicly accessible Pinterest URLs. It cannot bypass private boards, secret pins, deleted pins, login walls, passwords, or platform restrictions.
PinSave does not add its own watermark, logo, or overlay. If text, logos, or creator marks are already inside the original video, they remain part of the saved file.
Copy the direct URL of the public video pin itself. If you copied a board, profile, search result, home feed, or shortened redirect, open the exact pin first and copy the final URL from that page.
Yes, when the public pin exposes a savable video file. On iPhone and Android, the final save step depends on your browser and system settings, so you may need to use Share, Save to Files, Download, or a long-press menu.