URL2Pin
Turn any product or blog URL into a full batch of Pinterest pins with AI images, SEO copy, and scheduling.
What is URL2Pin?
URL2Pin is a tool that turns product and blog links into Pinterest campaigns. Paste an Amazon, Etsy, Shopify, or blog URL and the app generates a batch of pins with AI images, SEO titles, descriptions, keywords, and scheduling. Product links also build a hosted landing page that you own.
It is built for Amazon affiliates, affiliate marketers, ecommerce sellers, and bloggers who want Pinterest traffic without designing every pin by hand. Users can edit each pin's title, description, and alt text, carry their Amazon tag through, pick boards and spacing, and preview a calendar of when pins will go out. Pins are posted through Pinterest's official API.
What sets it apart is the focus on affiliate formats. Users can create multiple pin angles from one URL, including lifestyle, comparison, gift guide, and list pins, as well as multi-product roundup and comparison pins with automatic disclosure and a branded footer. Pins can also point to a hosted product page with disclosure and a buy button carrying the user's affiliate link, instead of linking straight to Amazon.
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