Turn your website into Pinterest pins

Pinterest sends traffic to pages that have pins. GoPinKaro reads a page of your site, finds its images and drafts the titles, description and alt text for each pin, so a blog post or product page becomes a set of scheduled pins in a few minutes instead of an afternoon.

Facts reviewed October 3, 2026

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Import a single page

1
Paste the URL
Use any public blog post, product page or landing page. GoPinKaro fetches the page, reads its title and description, and collects the usable images.
2
Pick the images
Small icons, logos and tracking images are filtered out. Tick the images you want to pin. The page title and description become the starting point for the copy.
3
Choose a title
Three title options and a description are written for you. Pick one or rewrite it. An alt text is drafted too.
4
Review and schedule
Every selected image becomes a pin that links back to the page. Pick a board and a pace and schedule the batch.

Import a whole sitemap

On the Pro plan and above, paste your website address and GoPinKaro reads your sitemap and lists the pages it finds. Tick up to 25 pages at a time, import them, and review all the pins in one editor. This is how a library of old posts becomes weeks of scheduled pins.

What makes the drafts good

Titles put the main keyword first and stay within the length Pinterest displays.
Descriptions read as natural sentences with a soft call to action and a few hashtags.
Alt text describes the image rather than repeating keywords.
Page text is treated as data only, so instructions hidden in a page cannot change how GoPinKaro behaves.

Tip

Pinterest favours pins that are fresh and useful. Create more than one image per page where you can, with different layouts or headlines, instead of repeating the same image.

Limits

Plan	Page imports per month	Sitemap import
Free	5	No
Starter	100	No
Pro	600	Yes
Business	3,000	Yes

GoPinKaro only reads public pages. Pages behind a login, private addresses and local network addresses are blocked.

Which pages work best

Page type	Works well when	Watch out for
Blog posts	The post has several clear images	Landscape images may need a vertical version
Product pages	Product photos are high quality	Repeating the same product image
Category and collection pages	You want a themed pin	Many small thumbnails
Landing pages	There is a single strong hero image	Very little text for the AI to work from

After the import

Treat the drafted copy as a first pass. Read each title aloud: if it sounds like something a person would search or click, keep it. If it sounds like a headline written for a different website, rewrite it.

Frequently asked questions

Can I create Pinterest pins from a URL?

Yes. Paste a public page URL into GoPinKaro and it finds the images and drafts titles, descriptions and alt text for you to edit and schedule.

Does it work with Shopify, Etsy, WordPress and other platforms?

It works with any public web page, including WordPress posts and product pages, as long as the page has images the importer can read. Results depend on how the page is built.

Does it create the pin images?

No. It uses images that already exist on your page. To create new vertical pin designs, use a design tool such as Canva and then upload them with the bulk scheduler.

Can it import my whole blog?

On Pro and above you can read your sitemap, choose up to 25 pages at a time and import them, then schedule the pins over days or weeks.

Will it write the same description for every pin?

Each imported page gets its own drafted copy. For several images from one page, the pins share the page-level title and description unless you edit them, so vary the wording where you can.