Pinterest

Pinterest

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About this app

Pinterest is the place to explore inspiration. You can:
- Discover new ideas
- Save what inspires you
- Shop based on your taste
- Watch and learn

On Pinterest, discover inspiration for whatever you’re into. Explore billions of ideas to turn your dreams into reality: Design your outdoor oasis 🏡 Nail your spring nailscapes 💅🏿 Hack your home organization 🗂️ Create a life you love ✨

Why wait? Download today to create a life you love.

Ratings and reviews

Pinterest used to be great in the beginning. There was awesome variety and I looked forward to visiting the homepage to see what I would discover. Now, thanks to your algorithm, all I get is hundreds of the same thing over and over. It's incredibly monotone now, totally lacking in the variety it used to have. I have selected every possible interest I can, and still I get a very narrow range of things to explore. Wish you would address this, or give option to not have pins 'selected' for you.

Why doesn't Pinterest "connect" with anything else anymore? Isn't that the entire point of "pinning" an idea, recipe or photo you find elsewhere? I have [had] organized lists for all aspects of life. Now, I'm reconnecting, re-logging in, or re-downloading the app (????) whenever I want to save an idea. Pinterest, your theory is great. Your execution has failed. Reboot.

Loved the app, been using it for years and have multiple boards with over 1k+ worth of content saved... But last few days the main page is usable in terms of saving an image now. I can no longer long press to save images quickly or share with friends and it's frustrating open each thing individually to save it... I can't find a setting that could've possibly done this and so idk how to find out how to fix it... Not to mention so many ads it's next to impossible to accurately find what I want.

What's new

Every week we polish up the Pinterest app to make it faster and better than ever. Tell us if you like this newest version at http://help.pinterest.com/contact