My New Product PinterestVideoDownload.org launched!

Hi everyone, I’m the product developer behind PinterestVideoDownload.org. I want to share with you why I built this tool, what problems it solves, and how it works — so you can see the care and intention behind it.
🔧 Why I Built It
From talking with users, I kept hearing the same frustrations:
Wanting to save a Pinterest video or image for later and not having a simple tool to do it.
Having to install apps, sign up, or jump through hoops just to download something you saw and liked.
Worrying about quality: sometimes what you download looks distorted or low-res.
So, I set out to build something clean, fast, and reliable — something that "just works."
🎯 What I Focused On
When developing PinterestVideoDownload.org, I prioritized:
Simplicity — Minimal steps. Copy link → paste → choose quality → download.
User privacy & safety — I made sure the tool doesn’t store your downloads or unnecessary data.
Cross-device compatibility — Whether you’re on mobile, tablet, or desktop, same experience.
High quality output — Multiple video/image resolution options so what you save still looks great.
🚀 How It Works
You copy the link of the Pinterest video or image you want.
Go to PinterestVideoDownload.org, paste it in.
Select the resolution / quality you prefer.
Download. That’s it.
I designed the backend to be fast, the front-end to be intuitive, and to handle all common edge cases users hit (bad links, slow connections, etc.).
🤝 What I Hope You Gain
My goal was to build something useful to creators, curators, or anyone who just loves collecting visual inspiration. If this saves you time, gives you flexibility, or helps you keep what inspires you — then I’ve succeeded.
If you use it and have feedback — for example, ideas for better UX, missing features, or issues — I’d love to hear. I’m continuously refining things behind the scenes.
Thanks for trying it out, sharing it with your friends if you like it, and supporting small dev projects like this!
👉 Try it out: PinterestVideoDownload.org