Resize an Image for Pinterest Pin
1000 × 1500 pixels — the exact size Pinterest Pin expects.
The dimensions
1000 × 1500 pixels, an aspect ratio of about 0.67:1. A 2:3 vertical format that gets roughly 60 percent more feed height than a square.
Crop, and what you will lose
Pins are cropped in some placements, so avoid putting text within about 60 pixels of any edge.
Taller than 2:3 is penalised
Pinterest recommends 2:3 and truncates pins that are substantially taller by folding the lower portion under a 'more' link. Infographics exported at 1:3 ratios therefore lose their end sections in the feed even though the full image is saved. Staying near 1000 × 1500 keeps the whole pin visible.
How to crop it here
Selecting cover scales your image uniformly until it fills the 1000 × 1500 rectangle, then trims the overflow from the centre. Contain would leave empty bands instead, which is wrong for an image meant to fill a frame, and stretch would distort faces.
Why this runs in your browser
The file is read from your disk by the browser, decoded with the browser's own codecs, and re-encoded in this tab. No upload request is made, nothing is queued on a server, and closing the tab leaves no copy anywhere. You can verify this in the network panel while it works.
How to use it
- Drop the image on the drop zone.
- Choose the Pinterest Pin preset, or type 1000 and 1500 directly.
- Set cover mode so the frame is filled without distortion.
- Check the crop keeps the subject centred, then download.
Worth knowing
- Target dimensions are 1000 × 1500 pixels, ratio 0.67:1.
- Used for vertical pins.
- Cover fills the frame and crops the overflow; contain letterboxes instead.
- Aspect ratio is preserved in every mode except stretch.
Limitations
- Cropping is from the centre — frame the photo before uploading if the subject is off-centre.
- Upscaling beyond the original size adds no detail.
- Very small sources will look soft at 1000 pixels wide.
- Platforms change their internal dimensions without notice; these are current published figures.