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Sizes checked against Pinterest's own guidelines in October 2026. Where Pinterest gives only a ratio or a minimum, the size is the common one that meets it.

Format guide

Which Pinterest image size should you use?

Each format shows up differently. Here's when to use each one.

Best performer

Standard Pin

1000 × 1500 px · 2:3

The most-used pin format. 2:3 ratio takes up significant vertical space in the masonry feed without being truncated. Ideal for product images, recipes, and blog content.

Long-form

Infographic Pin

1000 × 2100 px · 1:2.1

Very tall pins work well for step-by-step tutorials and infographics. Pinterest says pins taller than 2:3 might get cut off in the feed, and the full pin opens on click, so put the hook in the top third. Great for driving saves.

Immersive

Full-screen Pin

1080 × 1920 px · 9:16

Pinterest's full-bleed vertical format (9:16), recommended for video and full-screen images; it replaced the old Idea Pins. Keep text clear of the top and bottom, where Pinterest's controls sit.

Alternative

Square Pin

1000 × 1000 px · 1:1

Square pins work well for product-only shots where the 2:3 format feels too tall. Less vertical space means less feed visibility, but it's a solid choice for brand consistency.

Read the full Pinterest image size guide

FAQ

Pinterest image size questions.

The recommended Pinterest pin size is 1000×1500 px (2:3 ratio). This is the sweet spot between taking up useful vertical space and not being truncated in the feed. Pinterest says pins taller than 2:3 might get cut off in the feed.
JPG is fine for most pins: photos, product shots, and flat graphics. Use PNG if you have text overlaid on the pin or need a transparent background. Pinterest accepts both up to 20 MB per file.
Generally yes: taller pins take up more screen space in the masonry grid, which increases visibility. However, Pinterest says pins taller than 2:3 might get cut off in the feed. The 2:3 ratio (1000×1500) is the best balance of vertical presence and full display.

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