Why Use QuickSaveVideos for Pinterest Downloads?
Pinterest does not offer a built-in way to download videos or high-resolution images from pins. While you can save pins to boards within Pinterest, actually downloading the media file to your device requires a third-party tool.
QuickSaveVideos fills this gap. Whether it is a recipe video, a DIY tutorial, an inspirational quote image, or a product photo, you can download any public pin's media in its original quality. No sign-up, no app installation, no limits.
Troubleshooting
Pin not loading?
Only public pins are accessible. Secret boards and private pins cannot be downloaded.
Video not playing after download?
Some Pinterest videos use non-standard codecs. Try playing the file in VLC Media Player which supports more formats.
Can I download entire boards?
Currently QuickSaveVideos processes one pin at a time. Paste each pin URL individually.
Frequently Asked Questions
What resolution are downloaded images?
Images are downloaded at the original resolution that was uploaded to Pinterest, which is typically the highest-quality version available for that pin. Pinterest serves several compressed sizes of each image to the feed, but the downloader pulls the source file straight from the pin's page. As a result, an image that looks sharp in your Pinterest feed comes out at least as clear when you save it with QuickSaveVideos. The only exception is pins whose original upload was small, since the tool cannot add resolution that never existed.
Can I download Pinterest videos on iPhone?
Yes, the site works on Safari and Chrome for iOS, and on any other modern mobile browser. When you tap Download, the MP4 file is saved through iOS, which typically stores it in your Files app under Downloads. From there you can move it to your camera roll, share it, or play it in any video app. Just make sure you paste the URL of the specific pin you want, not a board or profile link.
Is it legal to download Pinterest content?
Only download pins you own or have clear permission to use. Pins are usually shared by other users, and the original creator still holds the copyright to the image or video, so saving a pin for personal reference is generally fine while re-publishing or selling it without permission is not. Follow the creator's stated terms, Pinterest's terms of service, and any copyright law that applies in your country. When in doubt, treat pinned content the same way you would treat a photo or video posted on any other website.
Do you support video downloads from Pinterest?
Yes, video pins are fully supported. When you paste a pin URL, the tool inspects the pin's page and detects whether it contains a video or an image, then offers the matching download option. Video pins save as MP4, which plays on basically every device, while image pins save as JPG or PNG. Idea pins with multiple pages are handled per page, so you can download each video or image from a single Idea pin separately.
How to Copy a Pinterest Pin URL (Web vs App)
Every download starts with one thing: the pin's URL. The way you copy it depends on whether you are using desktop Pinterest or the mobile app.
On desktop, open the pin you want in your browser and copy the full URL from the address bar. It looks like pinterest.com/pin/1234567890/ — the long number in the middle is the pin's unique ID, which is what the downloader uses to find the media. Make sure you are on the individual pin page and not a board, profile, or search page, since those do not contain a single piece of media to download.
In the Pinterest app for iPhone or Android, tap the Share icon on the pin and choose the copy-link option. The app hands you the same pin URL (or a shortened version that already contains the pin ID), and you can paste it straight into QuickSaveVideos. A short URL works fine; the tool resolves it to the underlying pin.
One useful thing to know: video and image pins behave exactly the same from a URL perspective. If the pin plays a video when you open it, the downloader will offer an MP4; if it is a static photo, you will get the image file instead. You never need to check the type first — just copy the link and search.
