PinRankr features: what we are building
PinRankr is a Pinterest SEO tool in development. This page lists what the first version is designed to do, and where its data comes from. Nothing here is live yet except the free tools.
Keyword Explorer
Find the phrases people type into Pinterest search, with demand signals from Pinterest’s own data, grouped into topics you can plan content around.
Top pins for any keyword
See the pins that rank for a search and what they share: titles, formats, freshness and saves. Learn from what Pinterest already rewards.
Pin annotations
Annotations are the short labels Pinterest attaches to pins and uses in search. PinRankr shows them, so your titles and descriptions use the same words.
Rank tracker
Choose your keywords and PinRankr records where your pins appear over time, so you know which changes moved the needle.
Chrome extension
Saves, pin dates and labels shown on pins while you browse Pinterest, with sorting by saves to spot what performs.
AI pin writer
Turn a keyword into a pin title and description that fit Pinterest’s limits and read like a person wrote them.
Where PinRankr’s data comes from
We want you to know exactly what you are looking at. PinRankr is designed to use three sources:
- Pinterest’s official API. Pinterest offers developers trending keywords by market, keyword metrics for advertisers and data about your own pins and boards. Access to some of these is approved by Pinterest app by app, so features that depend on them launch when access is granted.
- What you see in your own browser. The Chrome extension reads the pins Pinterest already shows you while you browse, and adds labels and sorting on your screen.
- Your own lists. Keywords you save and pins you track are stored in your PinRankr account so you can come back to them.
PinRankr never asks for your Pinterest password, never posts on your behalf without you choosing to, and does not sell your data. See the privacy policy.
Who it is for
- Bloggers and creators who get traffic from Pinterest, for example food, DIY, crafts and home decor sites.
- Shops and brands that sell through product pins.
- Agencies and virtual assistants who manage Pinterest for clients.
Want to try it first?
Early access members get the first invitations.