A Pinterest scheduler for Shopify and online stores

A store with hundreds of products has hundreds of pin opportunities. GoPinKaro turns product and collection pages into drafted pins, then schedules them at a steady pace so your catalogue is pinned continuously rather than in occasional bursts.

Facts reviewed October 3, 2026

Two routes from catalogue to pins

• Product page import. Paste product or collection page URLs (or read your sitemap on Pro and above). GoPinKaro collects the images and drafts titles and descriptions that link back to the page.
• CSV or image upload. Export your product images and links to a CSV, or upload a folder of lifestyle images, and schedule them in bulk.

Write pins for shoppers, not for catalogues

Product feeds usually produce titles like a catalogue entry. Pins perform better when the title says what the product is and what it helps with. Use the AI writer to draft alternatives, then edit them to sound like your brand.

Pace the catalogue

Rather than scheduling everything at once, spread products over weeks. Use best-time slots on a paid plan to choose how many pins a day go out. Check the Pins page for anything that failed and retry in one click.

Plans

Organise boards the way shoppers search

Shoppers search for ideas ("small balcony furniture") rather than for your category names. Create boards around those searches and route products onto them, instead of mirroring your store menu. The Boards page lets you see what you have and create new boards, and the assistant can suggest which board fits a pin.

An example month for a 40-product store

At two to three pins a day this is roughly 60 to 90 pins a month, which fits within the Starter plan (300 pins a month).

Quality checks before you schedule

• Every pin links to a live product or collection page.
• Titles describe the product and its use, not just the SKU name.
• No two pins in the same week use the same image.
• Prices and availability are not stated in the pin text, since they change.