Pinterest
Rich Pins Validator
Paste any page and see if it is ready for Pinterest: Rich Pin data, the share image, alt text and anything that blocks pinning - with a clear fix for each problem.
How it works
Paste a page URL
Any public page of your website - a blog post, a product or a recipe.
We read its tags
The Open Graph and schema.org data Pinterest uses, the share image, alt text and nopin blocks.
Fix what is flagged
Problems come first, each with a plain fix. Most are a switch in your SEO plugin or theme.
What are Rich Pins?
Rich Pins show extra information taken straight from your page: the headline and description for articles, the price and availability for products, and the ingredients for recipes. Pinterest reads this from the Open Graph or schema.org data in your page, so it stays up to date with your site.
What this checker looks at
| Rich Pin data | Article, Product or Recipe data, and the parts Pinterest needs for each (a price for products, ingredients for recipes). |
| Title & description | The og:title and og:description (or the page title and meta description). |
| Share image | The og:image, and whether it is landscape - tall images make better pins. |
| Blocks | A "nopin" tag that stops all pinning, and images marked nopin. |
| Alt text & claiming | How many images have alt text, and whether the Pinterest verification tag is on the page. |
Fixing the common problems
- WordPress: SEO plugins like Yoast or Rank Math add Open Graph and schema data - check it is switched on.
- Shopify: most themes add product data; if the price is missing, check the theme or an SEO app.
- Recipes: use a recipe card plugin that outputs schema.org Recipe data.
Once the page is ready, find the right words with the Pinterest keyword tool and write the pins with the title and description generator.
Frequently asked questions
What are Pinterest Rich Pins?
Pins that show extra details taken from your page - the headline for articles, the price for products, or the ingredients for recipes - and keep them up to date.
How does Pinterest get Rich Pin information?
From the Open Graph or schema.org data in your page. This checker reads the same data and tells you what is missing.
Why are my Rich Pins not showing?
The usual reasons are missing Rich Pin data, a nopin tag, a page that is not public, or a missing product price. Run the check to see which applies.
Is this Rich Pins validator free?
Yes. You get 3 free checks a day, with no signup.
Does it work with WordPress and Shopify?
Yes. It reads any public page, whatever it is built with.
Want this fully automated?
SiteToSocial turns every page of your website into pins with keyword-rich titles and posts them to Pinterest for you.
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