Image
One photo or a collage
Single-slot templates frame your hero shot. Multi-image templates pull several photos from a post or product and build the collage for you — roundups and product sets, handled.
Templates
Templates · 100+ layouts
Design one pin,publish it a hundred ways
A template holds your layout — image, headline, brand colors — while the content changes underneath. Pick from 100+ designs, duplicate one and tweak it, or build your own. Every pin after that is already on-brand.
100+ layoutsyour brand colorsmulti-image collagesvideo-ready
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// how templates work
The frame holds still, the content flows through
That one idea is why a template saves you hours: design decisions happen once.
Every template is dynamic. The image slot takes whatever photo or video you hand it. The text slot takes the next headline. Colors can follow the brand settings you saved. So a blog can run one layout for every tutorial, and a shop can run one layout for every product — each pin unique, all of them unmistakably yours.
The library has 100+ layouts, including designs shared by the community, with template packs for blogs and e-commerce. Found one that's close? Duplicate it and adjust — colors, images, text — while the original stays put. Want something that's yours alone? The template builder starts from a blank canvas or from any duplicate.
Set your brand colors and fonts once, and every template you touch picks them up. A month of pins reads like one account with one voice — the thing Pinterest feeds reward and followers remember.
// the moving parts
Four slots that do the work
Swap any of these per pin. The design around them never drifts.
Text
The headline on the pin
Text lives in the design, styled and positioned once. Write the words, and they land in the right spot at the right size — no nudging text boxes at 11pm.
Color
Your palette, everywhere
Templates can inherit your saved brand colors. Duplicate a community layout and it comes out in your palette — on-brand by default, not by discipline.
Video
Clips in the same frame
The media slot plays video too. Same layout, same branding, with motion — video pins without a video editor.
// templates at scale
Where a template earns its keep
One pin at a time: open Generate, pick your template, drop in the photo. A series: point an automation at the template and every new post or product flows through it automatically. A shop: your imported products fill the image and text slots themselves — title, photo, price — so a 200-product catalog becomes 200 matching pins.
Then send the batch to the scheduler and it publishes over days instead of all at once. Design once, queue once — your Pinterest runs while you make the next thing.
// faq
Pinterest template FAQ
Layouts, duplicates, and when to use a template versus fully AI.
What is a Pinterest pin template?
A reusable design. The layout — where the image sits, where the text goes, which colors frame it — stays fixed, while the photo and the words change for each pin. Design the look once and a hundred pins come out matching.
Can I customize the templates?
Yes. Duplicate any of the 100+ templates and make it yours — swap colors, images, text, fonts. The original stays untouched, so you can branch as many variations as you like. Or skip the library and build a layout from scratch in the template builder.
What does "fully dynamic" mean?
The frame holds still while the content flows through it. A variable image slot picks up the next photo or video automatically. Colors can pull from your saved brand settings. Feed the template ten products and you get ten finished pins, each one on-brand.
What is a multi-image template?
A layout with several image slots. Pin Generator fills them from the photos on your post or product, so the pin becomes a collage of real images — great for roundups, room tours, and product sets.
Do I have to use a template to make a pin?
No — Generate can also build a fully AI image from your design profile, no fixed layout at all. Reach for a template when you want a real photo in a consistent frame, pin after pin.