Overview
URL2Pin is a Pinterest pin generator for affiliate marketers, ecommerce sellers, and bloggers who want traffic from product and blog links without opening a design tool. Paste an Amazon, Etsy, Shopify, or blog URL and it returns a batch of pins with AI images, SEO titles, descriptions, keywords, and alt text, then sends them out through Pinterest's official API. The pitch is narrow on purpose: one link in, a full campaign out, with the affiliate tag carried through to every destination.
Key Features
- Batched pins from a single URL. One product link returns several distinct pins built on different angles, including lifestyle, gift guide, curiosity, and list formats, so the same item can be tested across boards without repeat work.
- AI copy and keywords. Every pin arrives with its own title, description, alt text, and keyword set, all editable before publishing. Product links also generate a matching landing page with a disclosure, pros and cons, and a buy button that carries the affiliate link.
- Scheduling on Pinterest's official API. Board choice and posting intervals live inside the app, and a calendar shows when each pin goes live. Nothing is copy pasted between tools and no browser automation is involved.
- Roundup and comparison formats. Two to six product URLs, or an imported Amazon idea list, become one multi-product pin with numbered cards, an AI-written headline, and the affiliate tag applied to every link. Product photos stay unaltered.
- Autopilot and a pin worth checker. The autopilot mode picks best selling products in a niche and posts daily, while a free checker tests whether a given Amazon listing is worth promoting before any design time is spent.
Use Cases
An Amazon affiliate in the home decor niche pastes a pillow listing and gets four pins with different headlines and photos. Two go to a gift guide board, two to a seasonal board, spaced across a week, all pointing at a landing page the marketer controls. A Shopify or Etsy seller runs the same flow with their own product shots, adds a brand footer in their colors, and lets the #ad disclosure write itself.
The tool fits solo operators and small agencies that publish often, and the agency tier suggests accounts shipping thousands of pins. It rewards people who treat Pinterest as a search engine rather than a mood board, because the keyword work is where the value sits. The core appeal is removing the Canva step while keeping copy editable and posting native.
Pricing
The homepage does not list tiers, but it links to a separate pricing page with a free starting plan and no card required, plus paid plans and trials. Third party reviews sit at 4.2 out of 5 from 29 in-app ratings, and the critical notes mention occasional spelling slips in generated text that still need a proofread.
