WP Pin Master adds a Pinterest “Pin It” button to the images on your site. When a visitor hovers an image, a pin button appears; one click opens Pinterest’s pin dialog pre-filled with the image and a description built from your content.

Features

Pin button on hover for images in your article content
Configurable description sources (post title, excerpt, image alt, caption, and more) with priority ordering
Button position, shape, colors, size, and margins — with a live preview
Minimum image size thresholds (separate for mobile) so icons and thumbnails stay clean
Pinterest Follow button widget
Pinterest Pin / Board / Profile embed widget
Elementor integration: a No Pin control on image widgets
Modern, fast settings screen built with WordPress components
Import/export your settings as JSON
Translation ready

WP Pin Master Pro

WP Pin Master Pro is a separate add-on plugin that extends this one. It adds:

Always-visible and touch-device buttons
Sidebar and site-wide image coverage
Custom button icons and a custom button image
Per-image Pinterest description, Repin ID, and No Pin controls
Custom post type targeting
AI-generated pin descriptions, alt text, and hashtag suggestions (bring your own API key — Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, Google Gemini, or Groq)
Bulk AI generation for your entire media library, processed in the background
Auto-publish posts to a connected Pinterest account — automatically on publish, in bulk for recent posts, or one at a time from the Posts list

External services

This plugin connects to Pinterest in two situations. Nothing is sent to Pinterest, or anywhere else, on page load or in the background.

Pin button — when a visitor clicks a pin button, their browser opens Pinterest’s pin-creation page (pinterest.com/pin/create/bookmarklet/). The URL carries the current page’s address, the image URL, and the pin description. This happens only on that click.
Follow and Board/Pin/Profile widgets — if you add one of these widgets, Pinterest’s official embed script (https://assets.pinterest.com/js/pinit.js) is loaded on pages showing it, so Pinterest can render the widget. Pinterest receives the visitor’s standard browser request data (such as IP address and user agent) when the script loads.

Pinterest’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy apply to these interactions.

The separate Pro add-on’s AI features send image and post content to the AI provider you choose, using an API key you supply, and only when you explicitly trigger a generation.