Resize Images for Pinterest (2:3, 1000×1500)

Pinterest rewards tall, visually complete pins. The classic 2:3 ratio (1000×1500px) performs best across the feed, boards and search. Our free resizer converts any photo to the perfect pin size without leaving your browser.

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The ideal Pin size in 2026

2:3 (1000×1500px) is the safest, most reliable format for Pinterest. It displays fully in the feed without cropping and leaves room for a clean text overlay if you add one.

Avoid 1:1 pins for repin-heavy content — the feed increasingly prioritizes tall images.

How to make a perfect pin

  1. Open the Resize Image tool.
  2. Drop your photo.
  3. Set width to 1000px and height to 1500px (crop will center automatically).
  4. Download as JPG at 80-85% quality.
  5. Pin it with a keyword-rich description.

A 1000×1500 pin loads fast and keeps Pinterest's crawler happy — which helps your pins rank in Pinterest search.

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JPG or PNG for pins?

Use JPG for photos and full-bleed designs. Choose PNG only for pins with overlays, logos or sharp graphics that need perfect edges. JPG keeps pins under 1MB — faster uploads on every device.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What size performs best on Pinterest?

1000×1500px (2:3) is the widely recommended standard. It shows fully in the feed and in search results.

Can Pinterest handle larger images?

Yes, up to 2000px wide, but 1000×1500 keeps the file small and loads fastest for viewers.

Should I add text to my pin?

A short overlay title on the image boosts visibility. Leave 100px of safe space at the top for text and the Pinterest logo crop.

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