Everything Pinovia does — and why
No filler features and no upsells. Each control below exists because pin makers use it daily.
1. Pictures in by paste, drop or upload
Copy a picture from your own article and paste it in, drag files across, or pick them from your device. There is no upload queue and no library to manage. Selecting a slot before pasting replaces just that picture.
2. Five layouts, one click apart
Collage, Text Overlay, Top Text, Bottom Panel and Side-by-Side between them cover most blog, food, home, beauty and craft posts. Your words, pictures and styling carry across when you switch.
3. Titles that fit themselves
The maker measures your longest line and sets a starting size that fits, instead of letting text spill. From there a slider scales the title from 60% to 150%, with a safety cap so even a large setting never clips the edges.
4. Your line breaks, kept exactly
Where you press Enter is where the line ends — in the preview and in the exported file. A spacing control then sets how airy or compact those lines feel.
5. Highlighted keywords and leading numbers
Name the words that carry your topic and they print in the accent colour wherever they appear. A number opening a line is coloured automatically, which suits list-style titles.
6. Outline control
A dark outline keeps lettering readable over busy photographs. Adjust its thickness from 2 to 14, or turn it off entirely for flat, clean designs — for example the Clean Book preset, built around rounded lettering with no outline at all.
7. Band and accent colours
Two separate colour jobs: the band that sits behind the title, and the accent used for rules and highlighted words. Each has ready swatches — deep plum, navy, forest, terracotta and black for bands; pink, gold, coral, mint, sky and red for accents — plus a picker for your exact brand colour.
8. Five title fonts
Montserrat ExtraBold for a classic blog look, Anton for tall punchy lines, Poppins Bold for a modern feel, Fredoka SemiBold for friendly rounded titles, and Playfair Display Bold for an elegant tone.
9. One-click presets
Blogger Bold, Clean Book, Food Fresh and Beauty Soft each set font, outline, band and accent together, so a new pin starts from a coherent style.
10. Site-name branding
Your name, printed at the foot of every export. It is whatever you type — never fixed to ours — and blank means blank.
11. Correct-size export
Downloads are PNG files at 1000 × 1500 pixels, the 2:3 proportion Pinterest recommends, so uploads look sharp and are not cropped unexpectedly.
12. SEO helper
Under the maker, a small generator drafts a pin title within the 100-character limit, a keyword-led description and eight hashtags from your keyword, post title and site name — each with a copy button.
13. Templates for 12 Pinterest niches
Rather than starting from a blank canvas, pick a niche template — Home Decor, Food & Recipes, Beauty & Hair, Fashion, DIY & Crafts, Gardening, Travel, Health & Fitness, Kids & Parenting, Books & Reading, Blog & Business or Seasonal. Each one sets the layout, font, colours and outline that suit the niche, drops in a starter title, and loads the niche keyword into the SEO helper.
14. Private by architecture
There is no server side to send anything to. Editing happens on your device, in this tab, and closing the tab discards everything.
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