The PinSuite browser extension for Chrome and Firefox

Name: PinSuite Browser Extension
Author: PinSuite

Back up your own Pinterest boards, including private and secret ones, into a library you keep. Sections stay sections, videos stay videos, and nothing you save ever disappears.

Add to Chrome Add to Firefox

Free to install. Safari: coming soon to the Mac App Store.

Chrome

Install from the Chrome Web Store. Also works in Edge, Brave and Arc, which install Chrome extensions directly.

PinSuite on the Chrome Web Store →

Firefox

Install from Firefox Add-ons. Same features as Chrome, with the panel in Firefox's sidebar.

PinSuite on Firefox Add-ons →

Safari

The Safari version is being built for the Mac App Store. Until it ships, Chrome or Firefox on your Mac works the same way.

Coming soon

What it does

Private and secret boards. This is the main reason to install it. A public board can be saved by pasting its link on your dashboard. A private one cannot, because Pinterest only shows it to you. The extension works inside your own signed-in session, so it can.
Whole boards in one go, not one pin at a time. Sections arrive as sections, not flattened into a pile.
Videos and GIFs come across as videos and GIFs, at full quality.
Instagram too. Save a post, a reel or a whole profile into the same library.
Any image on the web. Right-click an image on any site and choose Save to PinSuite. The page it came from is recorded as the source.
Everything lands in your library, ready to organise, tag, extract colour palettes from, and export as ZIP, PDF, HTML, CSV or JSON.

How it works

Install it

One click from the store. No key to copy, no code to paste. Stay signed in to pinsuite.app in the same browser and it finds your account on its own.

Open a board on Pinterest

Private and secret boards are fine. Click the PinSuite icon and the panel fills in the board's address for you.

Save it

Large boards keep importing in the background. Close the panel and carry on; the board appears in your library.

Want screenshots and troubleshooting? Read the step-by-step extension guide.

Privacy

The extension never sees or stores your Pinterest password. It reads a board using the session already in your browser, which is exactly what lets it reach private boards without making anything public. It asks for access to Pinterest, Instagram, their image servers and pinsuite.app, and nothing else. Nothing about your browsing is sent anywhere unless you save something.

What it costs

The extension is free. The free plan includes 25 saves and needs no card. Paid plans start at $6.99 a month or $49 a year for unlimited saves. Anything you have already saved stays yours, including if you move back to the free plan later.

Questions

Is the PinSuite extension free?

Yes. The extension is free to install and the free plan includes 25 saves with no card required. Paid plans start at $6.99 a month or $49 a year for unlimited saves.

Which browsers does it work in?

Chrome and Firefox today. Edge, Brave and Arc install the Chrome version. Safari is coming soon.

Does it need my Pinterest password?

No. It works inside the browser session you are already signed in to, so your password never leaves your browser and your boards stay private.

Can it save private and secret boards?

Yes. That is the main reason it exists. Public boards can be saved by pasting a link on your dashboard; private and secret boards need the extension.

Where do the saved pins go?

Into your PinSuite library, where you can organise, tag and export them as ZIP, PDF, HTML, CSV or JSON whenever you want the files on your computer.