URL2Pin turns a single product or blog URL into a full set of Pinterest pins in about two minutes. Instead of spending an hour in Canva designing one pin at a time, you paste a link and get several pins back, each with a different angle, an AI-generated image at Pinterest size, and SEO-friendly titles, descriptions, and hashtags already written.
It is built specifically for people who earn from products: Amazon affiliates, Etsy and handmade sellers, bloggers, product reviewers, and e-commerce store owners. Alongside the pin generator, you get a full set of free tools made for that workflow, including a Pinterest keyword tool, an Amazon pin worth checker to score a product before you pin it, an affiliate link builder, a disclosure generator, and built-in scheduling. It replaces the usual stack of a design tool, a scheduler, and an AI writer with one tool and one bill. There is a free tier with no credit card required.

Hey everyone, I'm Aristomenis, the solo founder behind URL2Pin. I built this because making Pinterest pins for products was painfully slow. If you are an Amazon affiliate or an Etsy seller, you are basically supposed to make five or ten pins per product to get any real traffic, and doing that by hand in Canva eats hours. I just wanted to paste a product or blog URL and get the pins back with the titles and descriptions already written, so I built exactly that. Then I kept adding the free tools I wished I had along the way: a keyword tool, a pin worth checker to see if a product is even worth pinning, an affiliate link builder, and a few more. It is still early and I am building it mostly on my own, so honest feedback means a lot. If you try it, tell me what felt slow, what was confusing, or what you wish it did. I read everything, and I am around in the comments if you have questions. Thanks for taking a look.

Hey everyone, I'm Aristomenis, the solo founder behind URL2Pin. I built this because making Pinterest pins for products was painfully slow. If you are an Amazon affiliate or an Etsy seller, you are basically supposed to make five or ten pins per product to get any real traffic, and doing that by hand in Canva eats hours. I just wanted to paste a product or blog URL and get the pins back with the titles and descriptions already written, so I built exactly that. Then I kept adding the free tools I wished I had along the way: a keyword tool, a pin worth checker to see if a product is even worth pinning, an affiliate link builder, and a few more. It is still early and I am building it mostly on my own, so honest feedback means a lot. If you try it, tell me what felt slow, what was confusing, or what you wish it did. I read everything, and I am around in the comments if you have questions. Thanks for taking a look.
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