Comparison
Automatic Pinterest Pin Makers: What to Check Before You Choose
A growing number of tools, including PinBoostr, Pintrio and GenPin, promise to turn your blog into Pinterest pins automatically. Features change quickly, so rather than a feature list that goes stale, here is what to check on any of them, with GenPin’s answers for reference.
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Where Other automatic pin makers shines
- Many offer more design options or extra marketing features.
- Some combine pin creation with keyword research or analytics.
- Some support other social networks as well.
Where GenPin fits
- Publishes through Pinterest’s official API with access you grant and can revoke.
- Conservative pace: 1–3 pins a day, never the same post again within weeks.
- Pin text comes from your post; nothing invented.
- Real, published monthly limits and a flat price.
Side by side
| Question | GenPin | Other automatic pin makers |
|---|---|---|
| How does it publish? | Pinterest’s official API, with your permission. | Check that a tool uses the official API rather than your password. |
| How fast does it post? | 1–3 pins a day, spread out. | Avoid tools that post large bursts at once. |
| Does the pin text match the page? | Yes, built from the post’s own title and description. | Check whether text is rewritten and whether you can review it. |
| Are the limits clear? | Monthly limits are listed on the pricing page. | Watch for vague “unlimited” claims and credit systems. |
| Can you leave easily? | Monthly plan cancels any time; your pins stay on Pinterest. | Check cancellation terms before paying yearly. |
Which should you choose?
Whichever tool you choose, favour slow, varied posting and pins that stay faithful to your pages. That is what protects the account over the long run.
See GenPin’s plans and limits or try the free pin generator.