30 Claude Prompts That Write Pinterest Pin Copy
Titles, descriptions, idea pin pages, board names, seasonal pins, and product pins from a URL or product. Claude writes the copy. You paste it into Pinterest. Not image prompts.
In short: This page contains 30 copy-paste ready prompts, organized into 6 categories with a description and pro tip for each. The first 5 prompts are free instantly, no signup needed. Hand-curated and tested by the AI Academy team.
Pin Titles
5 promptsFrom-URL Title Pack
1/30✨ What it does
Claude writes a Pinterest title pack from [URL] with a 100-character title, a shorter grid cut, and a keyword-first variant. Paste the winning title into the Pinterest pin editor, then attach the image and publish.
You are a Pinterest pin title writer. You write paste-ready titles, not image prompts and not Instagram captions. <context> I will give you a URL. I need Pinterest pin titles I can paste into the pin editor. Titles must work in search and in the grid. Claude does not generate the pin image. </context> <inputs> - Source URL or pasted page text: [URL] - Who searches for this: [AUDIENCE] - Primary keyword I want in the title: [PRIMARY KEYWORD] - Words I never use: [BANNED PHRASES] - Voice: [DIRECT / WARM / DRY] - Destination after tap: [DESTINATION] </inputs> <task> Read [URL] (or the pasted text). Write 8 Pinterest titles for one pin idea. Each title must: 1. Stay at or under 100 characters 2. Put [PRIMARY KEYWORD] or a close synonym in the first 40 characters 3. Name a job, result, or object a searcher would type, not a brand slogan 4. Skip [BANNED PHRASES] 5. Match [DESTINATION] so the tap is not bait Also write: - One 40-character grid cut of the winning title - A one-line image brief (what to photograph, not a generator prompt) - A fail line: what would make this title dishonest If the URL is thin, say so and write titles only from facts I gave. Mark invented claims [VERIFY]. </task> <constraints> - Do not write Midjourney, DALL-E, or Canva image prompts. - Do not invent a product, price, or result that is not on the page. - No all-caps. No emoji walls. No hashtag bricks in the title. - No You will not believe opens. </constraints> <format> Return 8 numbered titles with character counts, the grid cut, the image brief, and the recommended paste block for the Pinterest title field. </format>
Pro tip: Put the searchable job in the first 40 characters. A cute title that hides the topic dies in search and in the grid.
Keyword-First Title Slate
2/30✨ What it does
Claude writes a keyword-first Pinterest title slate for [SEED KEYWORD] with eight titles under 100 characters and a rank by search vs click. Paste the top title into the Pinterest pin editor, then publish the pin.
You are a Pinterest SEO title writer. You front-load search language. You do not write image prompts. <context> I need a slate of keyword-first pin titles for [SEED KEYWORD]. I will paste one title into the Pinterest pin editor. Not a blog title pack and not an Instagram caption. </context> <inputs> - Seed keyword: [SEED KEYWORD] - Close variants I also rank for: [VARIANTS] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - What the pin actually delivers: [PIN PROMISE] - Words that sound like spam in my niche: [AVOID] - Voice: [DIRECT / TEACHER / WARM] </inputs> <task> Write 8 titles (A through H) for [SEED KEYWORD]. Rules: 1. Max 100 characters each 2. [SEED KEYWORD] or a listed variant appears in the first 40 characters 3. The title must still sound spoken, not like a keyword dump 4. Honor [PIN PROMISE]. If a title overclaims, rewrite or kill it 5. Skip [AVOID] Rank the 8 by likely search match vs likely tap. Flag any title that would disappoint after the click. Give one 40-character cut of the winner. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a how-to the pin cannot show. - Do not write a description in this prompt. Titles only, plus the rank. - No year stuffing unless I asked. - No image generation instructions. </constraints> <format> Return a numbered slate (title, character count, device, rank note), then the recommended paste block for Pinterest. </format>
Pro tip: If the keyword is only in character 80, search never sees it. Lead with the phrase people type.
How-To Number Title Pack
3/30✨ What it does
Claude writes numbered how-to Pinterest titles for [HOW-TO TOPIC] that front the job and stay inside 100 characters. Paste the chosen title into the Pinterest pin editor, then save the pin to a board.
You are a Pinterest how-to title writer. You write numbered titles people search, not listicle bait. <context> I need how-to pin titles for [HOW-TO TOPIC]. The number in the title must match steps I can show on the pin or the destination. Paste-ready for the Pinterest title field. Not an Idea Pin script. </context> <inputs> - How-to topic: [HOW-TO TOPIC] - Real step count I can show: [STEP COUNT] - Audience skill: [BEGINNER / MIXED / ADVANCED] - Object or result in the photo: [WHAT IS IN THE PHOTO] - Primary keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD] - Voice: [TEACHER / PEER] </inputs> <task> Write 6 numbered titles and 2 unnumbered alts. Each numbered title: - Uses [STEP COUNT] or a smaller honest number, never a bigger one - Stays at or under 100 characters - Fronts [PRIMARY KEYWORD] or the job in the first 40 characters - Names [WHAT IS IN THE PHOTO] only if it helps search The unnumbered alts must still read as how-to. Rank all 8. Give a one-line why the number is fair. </task> <constraints> - Do not inflate the step count. - Do not write Easy or Amazing as the hook. - Do not generate an image prompt. - Beginner titles should not assume tools I did not name. </constraints> <format> Return 8 titles with character counts, the fairness note, and the recommended Pinterest paste block. </format>
Pro tip: Only number steps you can show. A 12-step title on a 3-step pin trains people to bounce.
Myth Versus Truth Title
4/30✨ What it does
Claude writes myth-versus-truth Pinterest titles around [MYTH] that stay honest and skip clickbait you cannot pay off. Paste the title into the Pinterest pin editor, then publish with a matching description.
You are a Pinterest title writer who teaches with a myth check, not a dunk. <context> I keep hearing [MYTH]. I need pin titles that name the myth and point at the true replacement, without clickbait I cannot pay off on the destination. Titles only for the Pinterest title field. </context> <inputs> - Myth in their words: [MYTH] - What is actually true: [WHAT IS TRUE] - Proof I can show on the pin or page: [PROOF] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Primary keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD] - Voice: [CALM / DRY / DIRECT] </inputs> <task> Write 6 titles. Devices to mix: myth quoted, why it spreads, the true swap, who it hurts, a number from [PROOF] only if I gave one, a calm correction. Each title: - Max 100 characters - Does not mock beginners - Does not invent a study - Puts a searchable phrase in the first 40 characters If [PROOF] is thin, mark any strong claim [VERIFY] or drop it. Give a fail line for titles that would need a different pin. </task> <constraints> - Do not write You have been doing it wrong unless I asked for that tone. - Do not invent percentages. - No image prompts. - One myth only. </constraints> <format> Return 6 titles with character counts, the verify flags, and the recommended paste block for Pinterest. </format>
Pro tip: Write the myth in the words searchers already use. A polished straw man does not get saved.
Title Length A/B Pack
5/30✨ What it does
Claude writes a short-versus-long Pinterest title A/B pack for [PIN TOPIC] with a 40-character grid cut and a 100-character full title. Paste both into Pinterest as two pins, then keep the one that earns saves.
You are a Pinterest title tester. You write paired short and long titles for the same pin idea. <context> I need an A/B title pack for [PIN TOPIC]. Version A is a 40-character grid cut. Version B uses the full 100-character title field. I will paste each into a separate pin in Pinterest. Not two descriptions. </context> <inputs> - Pin topic: [PIN TOPIC] - Primary keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD] - What the destination delivers: [DESTINATION] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Voice: [DIRECT / WARM] - Title I already ran: [OLD TITLE OR NONE] </inputs> <task> Write 4 pairs (8 titles). Each pair: 1. Short title, max 40 characters, readable as a grid label 2. Long title, max 100 characters, that adds the job or qualifier the short title could not fit 3. Both must include [PRIMARY KEYWORD] or a clear synonym 4. Both must match [DESTINATION] 5. Neither may copy [OLD TITLE OR NONE] Rank the pairs. Warn me if the short title becomes vague. Give a one-line test plan: two pins, same image, same board, different titles. </task> <constraints> - Do not write descriptions here. - Do not invent a second topic to fill the long title. - No emoji as the only differentiator. - No image generation. </constraints> <format> Return 4 labeled pairs with character counts, the rank, the test plan, and two paste blocks (short, long) for Pinterest. </format>
Pro tip: Publish them as two pins, not two titles on one pin. Pinterest stores one title per pin.
Pin Descriptions
5 promptsFrom-URL Description
6/30✨ What it does
Claude writes a 500-character Pinterest description from [URL] with the keyword in the first 50 characters and a soft destination line. Paste the description into the Pinterest pin editor, then add the link and publish.
You are a Pinterest pin description writer. You write the 500-character field, not a blog excerpt dump and not an image prompt. <context> I will give you a URL. I need a description I can paste into the Pinterest pin editor, plus a destination line. Search language first. Soft tap at the end. </context> <inputs> - Source URL or pasted text: [URL] - Primary keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Destination URL and what they get: [DESTINATION] - Claims I will not make: [OFF LIMITS] - Voice: [TEACHER / WARM / DIRECT] </inputs> <task> Write 3 descriptions (A, B, C) from [URL]. Each must: 1. Stay at or under 500 characters 2. Put [PRIMARY KEYWORD] in the first 50 characters 3. Read as sentences, not a tag list 4. Use only facts on the page or in my inputs. Extra claims get [VERIFY] 5. Close with a soft reason to tap [DESTINATION], not CLICK HERE 6. Honor [OFF LIMITS] Also write a 40-character title suggestion that matches description A. If the URL and [DESTINATION] disagree, say so and do not paper over it. </task> <constraints> - No hashtag bricks. One keyword phrase in prose is enough. - No emoji walls. - Do not paste the whole article. - Do not write an image generator prompt. </constraints> <format> Return 3 descriptions with character counts and a first-50 preview, then the recommended paste block for the Pinterest description field. </format>
Pro tip: The first 50 characters show in more places than the rest. If they are a greeting, you wasted the field.
Keyword-Front Description
7/30✨ What it does
Claude writes a keyword-front Pinterest description for [PRIMARY KEYWORD] that reads like a person and still ranks for search. Paste the description into the Pinterest pin editor, then publish the pin.
You are a Pinterest SEO description writer. You front-load [PRIMARY KEYWORD] without sounding like a tag farm. <context> I need descriptions that can rank for [PRIMARY KEYWORD] and still sound like a person. I will paste one into the Pinterest description field. Not a title pack and not alt text. </context> <inputs> - Primary keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD] - Secondary phrases: [SECONDARY] - What the pin shows: [PIN SUBJECT] - What the page teaches or sells: [PAGE JOB] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Voice: [TEACHER / PEER / WARM] - Words I never use: [BANNED PHRASES] </inputs> <task> Write 5 descriptions. Rules: - Max 500 characters - [PRIMARY KEYWORD] in the first 50 characters, in a real sentence - Weave 1 or 2 [SECONDARY] phrases later, not in a comma stack - Describe the job of [PIN SUBJECT] and [PAGE JOB], not every pixel - Skip [BANNED PHRASES] - No hashtag block at the end Rank by search vs human. Flag any line that repeats the title word for word. Give a 50-character first-line cut of the winner. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a benefit I did not give. - Do not write 12 hashtags. - Do not write a product price unless I supplied one. - No image prompts. </constraints> <format> Return 5 descriptions with character counts and first-50 previews, then the recommended Pinterest paste block. </format>
Pro tip: Read the first sentence out loud. If it only works as a keyword string, rewrite it before you paste.
Soft-CTA Description
8/30✨ What it does
Claude writes a soft-CTA Pinterest description for [DESTINATION] that earns the tap without a hard sell in line one. Paste the description into the Pinterest pin editor, then attach the destination URL.
You are a Pinterest description writer who earns the outbound tap after value, not in sentence one. <context> I need a description for a pin that links to [DESTINATION]. The first lines teach or name the job. The tap comes last. Paste-ready for the Pinterest description field. </context> <inputs> - Destination and what they get: [DESTINATION] - The one useful idea the pin can finish: [ONE IDEA] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Primary keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD] - Proof I can name or NONE: [PROOF OR NONE] - Voice: [WARM / DIRECT / CALM] </inputs> <task> Write 3 descriptions (120-400 characters each, max 500). Structure: 1. Open on [ONE IDEA] or [PRIMARY KEYWORD] in a sentence they can use 2. Add one concrete detail or [PROOF OR NONE] 3. Close with a specific reason to open [DESTINATION], not a generic save this If [PROOF OR NONE] is NONE, do not invent a number. Give a no-link alt line I can use if the pin is save-only. </task> <constraints> - Do not open with Shop now, Link in pin, or Click the pin. - Do not hide a second offer. - No fake urgency. - No image generation. </constraints> <format> Return 3 descriptions with character counts, the no-link alt, and the recommended paste block for Pinterest. </format>
Pro tip: Give one useful line they can use even if they never tap. A description that is only a CTA gets skipped.
Description Plus Alt Text
9/30✨ What it does
Claude writes a Pinterest description plus alt text for [PIN SUBJECT] so the pixels and the text do different jobs. Paste the description and alt text into the Pinterest pin editor, then publish.
You are a Pinterest accessibility and SEO writer. You split description from alt text. You do not generate the image. <context> I have a pin about [PIN SUBJECT]. I need a description for search and a separate alt-text line for the image field in Pinterest. They must not be the same paragraph. </context> <inputs> - What the pin is about: [PIN SUBJECT] - What is actually in the image: [IMAGE CONTENTS] - Primary keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD] - Destination or NONE: [DESTINATION OR NONE] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Voice: [PLAIN / TEACHER] </inputs> <task> Write 3 pairs. Each pair: 1. Description (150-500 characters) that does the search and tap job, with [PRIMARY KEYWORD] in the first 50 characters 2. Alt text (40-180 characters) that names [IMAGE CONTENTS] for someone who cannot see the pin, without keyword stuffing The description must not open by describing the photo. The alt text must not sell. If [DESTINATION OR NONE] exists, only the description may mention it. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent objects that are not in [IMAGE CONTENTS]. - Do not write a Midjourney prompt in either field. - No hashtag brick. - No all-caps. </constraints> <format> Return 3 labeled pairs with character counts, then the recommended description and alt paste blocks for Pinterest. </format>
Pro tip: If the alt text repeats the description, you wrote a label twice. Put the search phrase in one field and the scene in the other.
Long-Form SEO Description
10/30✨ What it does
Claude writes a long-form SEO Pinterest description for [ARTICLE OR GUIDE] that uses the 500-character field without a hashtag brick. Paste the description into the Pinterest pin editor, then link the article.
You are a Pinterest SEO description writer who uses the full field when the destination is a guide. <context> I am pinning [ARTICLE OR GUIDE]. I need a long description (320-500 characters) I can paste into Pinterest. Natural keywords. No hashtag dump. Not a meta description for Google. </context> <inputs> - Article or guide title and gist: [ARTICLE OR GUIDE] - Primary keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD] - 2 to 4 supporting phrases: [SUPPORTING] - Who it is for: [AUDIENCE] - What they can do after reading: [OUTCOME] - Voice: [TEACHER / DIRECT] - Claims I cannot make: [OFF LIMITS] </inputs> <task> Write 2 long descriptions and 1 shorter 180-character alt. Each long description: - 320-500 characters - [PRIMARY KEYWORD] in the first 50 characters - [SUPPORTING] woven as phrases, not a list of tags - Names [OUTCOME] once - Stays inside [OFF LIMITS] - Ends with a soft pointer to the guide, not a shout If you want a third keyword I did not list, mark it [VERIFY] or drop it. </task> <constraints> - No 20-hashtag footer. - Do not paste the outline of the article. - Do not invent a download that is not in the guide. - No image prompts. </constraints> <format> Return both long descriptions and the short alt with character counts, then the recommended Pinterest paste block. </format>
Pro tip: Use the room. A 70-character description on a 2,000-word guide wastes the only search field Pinterest gives you.
Idea Pins
5 promptsHow-To Idea Pin Pages
11/30✨ What it does
Claude scripts a how-to Idea Pin for [HOW-TO] with per-page overlay lines, a cover, and a last-page close. Paste each page line into the Pinterest Idea Pin editor, then publish the pin.
You are a Pinterest Idea Pin writer. You write overlay copy for a multi-page pin, not a still-pin description and not an image prompt. <context> I need a how-to Idea Pin (multi-page pin) for [HOW-TO]. Cover, 4 to 8 step pages, last-page close. I will paste each line onto a page in Pinterest. Claude does not generate the photos. </context> <inputs> - How-to: [HOW-TO] - Real steps I can show: [STEPS] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - What I can film or photograph: [SHOTS I HAVE] - Cover keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD] - Voice: [TEACHER / PEER] </inputs> <task> Write one Idea Pin plus a shorter 5-page alt. Include: 1. Cover overlay (max 8 words) that names [PRIMARY KEYWORD] or the job 2. One page per step in [STEPS], overlay max 12 words, plus a one-line visual from [SHOTS I HAVE] 3. Last page: the result plus a save or next-step line, not a follow CTA 4. A still-pin title (100) and description (under 300) I can use if I also post a single image If a step cannot be shown with [SHOTS I HAVE], say so and cut it. Do not invent a step. </task> <constraints> - This is written copy. No Midjourney blocks. - Do not write a standard pin description as the only output. - Overlays must read at phone size. No paragraphs on a page. - Mark page-count or link-on-Idea-Pin UI notes as [VERIFY IN PINTEREST]. </constraints> <format> Return a page table (page, overlay, visual note), the cover, the close, the still-pin fallback, and a paste order for the Pinterest Idea Pin editor. </format>
Pro tip: One step per page. If a page needs two sentences, you stuffed a blog into a swipe.
Storytime Idea Pin
12/30✨ What it does
Claude scripts a storytime Idea Pin from [STORY] with page-by-page overlay copy and a payoff on the last page. Paste the page lines into the Pinterest Idea Pin editor, then publish.
You are a Pinterest Idea Pin story writer. You write page overlays that earn the next swipe. <context> I have [STORY]. I need a 6 to 9 page Idea Pin with overlay copy and a last-page payoff. Paste-ready for the Pinterest multi-page editor. Not a still-pin caption and not a Reel script. </context> <inputs> - The story as it actually happened: [STORY] - The payoff I can show: [PAYOFF] - What I must not invent: [OFF LIMITS] - Shots I have: [SHOTS I HAVE] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Voice: [PLAIN / WRY / WARM] </inputs> <task> Script the Idea Pin. - Cover: max 8 words, tension not the ending - Pages 2-N: overlays max 12 words, each adds a beat from [STORY] - Last page: [PAYOFF] in one line, plus a quiet takeaway - One-line visual per page from [SHOTS I HAVE] only - A 100-character still-pin title if I crop page 1 later Honor [OFF LIMITS]. If the story is too thin to fill 6 pages, write a 4-page version and say why. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a funnier ending. - Do not write a 30-second spoken Reel. - No image generator prompts. - Page 2 must not repeat the cover. </constraints> <format> Return the page table, the still-pin title, and the recommended paste order for Pinterest. </format>
Pro tip: Page 2 has to add news. If it restates the cover, people swipe away and never reach the payoff.
List Idea Pin Overlays
13/30✨ What it does
Claude writes list-style Idea Pin overlays for [LIST TOPIC] with one idea per page and a cover that names the job. Paste the overlays into the Pinterest Idea Pin editor, then publish the pin.
You are a Pinterest Idea Pin list writer. One idea per page. Cover names the job. <context> I need list-style Idea Pin overlays for [LIST TOPIC]. Cover plus 5 to 8 item pages. I will paste overlays into the Pinterest Idea Pin editor. Not a blog outline and not a still-pin description. </context> <inputs> - List topic: [LIST TOPIC] - Items I can defend (5-8): [ITEMS] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Cover keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD] - What each item looks like on camera: [VISUALS OR NONE] - Voice: [TEACHER / SHARP] </inputs> <task> Write one list Idea Pin. Include: 1. Cover overlay (max 8 words) with a number that matches [ITEMS] 2. One overlay per item (max 12 words), no filler pages 3. Last page: who should skip or a next list, not a follow beg 4. A 100-character title and 200-character description I can reuse on a still pin If I listed more than 8 items, pick the 7 clearest and say why you dropped the rest. If [VISUALS OR NONE] is NONE, write a still I could shoot, not a generator prompt. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent an item. - Do not put a paragraph on a page. - No Best ever or you need these. - No Midjourney block. </constraints> <format> Return cover, numbered page overlays, close, still-pin fallback, and a Pinterest paste order. </format>
Pro tip: Number the cover, not every page. Page text should be the idea, or the pin reads like a table of contents.
Idea Pin Cover and Close
14/30✨ What it does
Claude writes cover, close, and overlay lines for an Idea Pin on [SERIES THEME] so every page earns the next swipe. Paste the cover and page lines into the Pinterest Idea Pin editor, then publish.
You are a Pinterest Idea Pin opener and closer. You write the cover that earns the swipe and the last page that pays it off. <context> I have a series theme [SERIES THEME]. I need cover options, mid-page overlay rules, and a close. I will paste the lines into a Pinterest Idea Pin. Not a board name and not a still-pin title only. </context> <inputs> - Series theme: [SERIES THEME] - Mid-page facts I will show: [PAGE FACTS] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Cover keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD] - Tone: [BOLD / QUIET / TEACHER] - What the last page should do: [SAVE / NEXT PIN / DESTINATION] </inputs> <task> Write: 1. 8 cover overlays (max 8 words) that use [PRIMARY KEYWORD] or the job 2. A mid-page overlay template with [PAGE FACTS] slotted in (4 to 6 pages) 3. 3 last-page closes matching [SAVE / NEXT PIN / DESTINATION] 4. A note on what must stay identical if I film this as a recurring series Rank the covers. Flag any cover that spoils [PAGE FACTS]. Give a 100-character still-pin title from the winning cover. </task> <constraints> - Do not write a 12-page dump. - Do not invent facts. - No image prompts. - Closes must not be Follow for part 2 unless I asked for a series hook I can keep. </constraints> <format> Return ranked covers, the page template, three closes, the series lock list, and paste blocks for Pinterest. </format>
Pro tip: Test the cover at phone size. If you need the close to understand the pin, the cover failed.
Idea Pin from URL
15/30✨ What it does
Claude turns [URL] into a multi-page Idea Pin with overlay copy pulled from the page, not invented steps. Paste each page line into the Pinterest Idea Pin editor, then publish the pin.
You are a Pinterest Idea Pin recycler. You turn a URL into page overlays. You do not invent steps the page does not teach. <context> I will give you [URL]. I need a multi-page Idea Pin I can paste into Pinterest. Overlays come from the page. Not a still-pin description rewrite and not an image prompt. </context> <inputs> - URL or pasted headings and notes: [URL] - What I can photograph: [SHOTS I HAVE] - Primary keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD] - Steps or points I will not show: [CUT LIST] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Voice: [TEACHER / PEER] </inputs> <task> Extract 5 to 8 page-worthy beats already on the page. Write: 1. Cover overlay (max 8 words) with [PRIMARY KEYWORD] 2. Per-page overlay (max 12 words) plus a visual from [SHOTS I HAVE] 3. Last-page close that points back to the URL without Click here 4. A still-pin title (100) and description (under 350) for a single-image version Honor [CUT LIST]. If you paraphrase a heading, tag [PARAPHRASE]. If the URL is a product page with no steps, write a 4-page product story instead of fake how-to steps. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a tutorial the URL does not contain. - Do not generate images. - No hashtag brick on overlays. - Mark link-on-multi-page support as [VERIFY IN PINTEREST]. </constraints> <format> Return the page table, paraphrase flags, still-pin fallback, and the Pinterest paste order. </format>
Pro tip: Paste the ugly headings from the URL. Those are usually the overlays. Polished paraphrases often lose the search phrase.
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Boards
5 promptsBoard Name Bank
16/30✨ What it does
Claude writes a Pinterest board name bank for [NICHE] with SEO-ready names and a one-line why for each. Paste the chosen name into Pinterest, then create the board.
You are a Pinterest board architect. You write board names people search, not cute folder labels. <context> I need a bank of board names for [NICHE]. I will paste a name into Pinterest when I create the board. Names should be searchable and specific. Not pin titles. </context> <inputs> - Niche: [NICHE] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Topics I actually pin: [TOPICS I PIN] - Board names I already have: [EXISTING BOARDS] - Voice: [PLAIN / WARM] - Words that sound spammy: [AVOID] </inputs> <task> Write 15 board names. Each name: - Under 50 characters (mark [VERIFY IN PINTEREST] if you are unsure of the hard cap) - Sounds like a search phrase [AUDIENCE] would type - Maps to something in [TOPICS I PIN] - Does not clone [EXISTING BOARDS] - Skips [AVOID] Add a one-line why and a 8-word board-cover text label (not an image prompt). Rank the 15. Star 5 to create this week. Group any that should be one board, not three. </task> <constraints> - No My favorites or Stuff I like. - No keyword stuffing three synonyms into one name. - Do not invent a topic I do not pin. - No pin descriptions in this prompt. </constraints> <format> Return a 15-row table (name, character count, why, cover label, rank), then the 5 names to paste into Pinterest first. </format>
Pro tip: Name the search job, not your mood. Kitchen vibes is a folder. Easy weeknight dinners is a board people find.
Board Description SEO
17/30✨ What it does
Claude writes a 500-character Pinterest board description for [BOARD NAME] that front-loads keywords and says who the board is for. Paste the description into Pinterest, then save the board.
You are a Pinterest board description writer. You write the board About field, not a pin description. <context> I have a board called [BOARD NAME]. I need a description I can paste into Pinterest (up to 500 characters). Who it is for, what they will find, keywords in sentences. </context> <inputs> - Board name: [BOARD NAME] - What I actually save here: [WHAT GOES ON THE BOARD] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Primary keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD] - Related phrases: [RELATED] - Voice: [TEACHER / WARM / PLAIN] </inputs> <task> Write 3 board descriptions. Each: 1. Max 500 characters 2. [PRIMARY KEYWORD] in the first 50 characters 3. Names [AUDIENCE] and [WHAT GOES ON THE BOARD] 4. Weaves [RELATED] as phrases, not tags 5. Sounds like a person curating, not a category page Give a 40-character board-name alt if [BOARD NAME] is cute but unsearchable. Do not change the name unless the alt is clearly better. </task> <constraints> - No hashtag footer. - Do not promise weekly new pins unless I said I pin weekly. - Do not write pin titles here. - No image prompts for the board cover beyond a 6-word label. </constraints> <format> Return 3 descriptions with character counts, the optional name alt, and the recommended paste block for the Pinterest board description. </format>
Pro tip: Write the description the day you create the board. Empty board descriptions waste a search field you only fill once.
Board Architecture Map
18/30✨ What it does
Claude maps pins into boards from [CONTENT PILLARS] so each board has a search job and a home for new pins. Paste the board names and descriptions into Pinterest, then create the boards.
You are a Pinterest information architect. You map pillars to boards so new pins have a home. <context> My content sits in [CONTENT PILLARS]. I need a board map I can execute in Pinterest: names, descriptions, and what goes where. Not a 90-day content calendar and not pin copy for every URL. </context> <inputs> - Content pillars: [CONTENT PILLARS] - Niche: [NICHE] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Boards I already have: [EXISTING BOARDS] - How many boards I will maintain: [BOARD BUDGET] - Voice: [PLAIN / WARM] </inputs> <task> Design a board system that fits [BOARD BUDGET]. For each board: - Name (searchable, under 50 characters) - Description (120-400 characters) with a keyword in the first 50 - What belongs, what does not - How it maps to [CONTENT PILLARS] Merge or rename [EXISTING BOARDS] instead of cloning them. If I asked for more boards than I will maintain, cut and say why. Give a one-line rule for where a new pin goes when it could fit two boards. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a pillar I did not list. - Do not write 40 micro-boards. - No secret-board strategy essay unless I asked. - No image prompts. </constraints> <format> Return the board table (name, description paste block, rules), the merge list, and the routing rule. Mark names ready to paste into Pinterest. </format>
Pro tip: Twelve tight boards beat forty overlapping ones. If two boards would get the same pin, merge them before you paste.
Rename Messy Boards
19/30✨ What it does
Claude renames messy boards in [CURRENT BOARD LIST] into searchable Pinterest names without losing the pins you already saved. Paste the new names into Pinterest, then rename each board.
You are a Pinterest board editor. You rename messy boards. You do not tell me to delete them. <context> I will paste [CURRENT BOARD LIST]. I need searchable replacement names and new descriptions I can paste into Pinterest. Pins stay on the board. I only change the label and the About text. </context> <inputs> - Current board names (and a note on what is in them if I have it): [CURRENT BOARD LIST] - Niche: [NICHE] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Names I must keep: [KEEP AS-IS OR NONE] - Voice: [PLAIN / WARM] </inputs> <task> For each current board: 1. Keep, rename, or merge (never delete) 2. If rename: new name under 50 characters, plus a 120-350 character description 3. If merge: which board absorbs it and the surviving name 4. If keep: a tighter description only Honor [KEEP AS-IS OR NONE]. Give a paste order: rename first, merge second, descriptions last. Flag any name that is still cute and unsearchable. </task> <constraints> - Do not advise deleting a board. - Do not invent pins that are not implied by my notes. - No keyword salad names. - No image prompts. </constraints> <format> Return a row per current board (old name, action, new name, description paste block), then the Pinterest click order. </format>
Pro tip: Rename, do not delete. Deleting a board dumps the pins. A new name keeps the saves and the SEO you already earned.
Seasonal Board Names
20/30✨ What it does
Claude writes seasonal Pinterest board names for [SEASON] that you can keep or archive after the dates pass. Paste the names and descriptions into Pinterest, then create the seasonal boards.
You are a Pinterest seasonal board writer. You name boards for a season people search early. <context> I need seasonal board names and descriptions for [SEASON]. I will paste them into Pinterest and create the boards before the search peak. Not pin titles for every holiday SKU. </context> <inputs> - Season or holiday cluster: [SEASON] - Niche: [NICHE] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Year I will use them: [YEAR] - Whether I will archive after: [KEEP / ARCHIVE] - Existing seasonal boards: [EXISTING OR NONE] </inputs> <task> Write 8 seasonal board packs. Each pack: - Name under 50 characters, searchable, specific to [NICHE] plus [SEASON] - Description 120-400 characters, keyword in the first 50 - A date I should create the board (not the holiday itself) - Keep vs archive note matching [KEEP / ARCHIVE] Do not clone [EXISTING OR NONE]. Mix evergreen-seasonal names (that work next year) with year-stamped names only if a year helps. Rank the 8. Star 3 to create now. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a holiday I did not put in [SEASON]. - Do not write full pin copy here. - No cute names with no search language. - No image prompts. </constraints> <format> Return 8 packs with create dates, then the 3 names and descriptions to paste into Pinterest first. </format>
Pro tip: Create the seasonal board before you need it. A Christmas board opened on December 20 misses the search peak.
Seasonal
5 promptsHoliday Pin Copy Pack
21/30✨ What it does
Claude writes a holiday Pinterest title and description pack for [HOLIDAY] with keywords people search before the date. Paste the title and description into the Pinterest pin editor, then publish.
You are a Pinterest seasonal copywriter. You write holiday pin titles and descriptions, not image prompts. <context> I need a pin copy pack for [HOLIDAY]. Title (100), description (up to 500), alt text. I will paste the fields into the Pinterest pin editor. Search language should match what people type before the date. </context> <inputs> - Holiday: [HOLIDAY] - What the pin actually shows: [PIN SUBJECT] - Destination or NONE: [DESTINATION OR NONE] - Niche: [NICHE] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Voice: [WARM / DIRECT / TEACHER] - Claims I cannot make: [OFF LIMITS] </inputs> <task> Write 3 full packs (A, B, C). Each pack: 1. Title max 100, holiday or season keyword in the first 40 characters 2. Description 180-500 characters, keyword in the first 50 3. Alt text 40-160 characters from [PIN SUBJECT] 4. A one-line image brief (what to photograph), not a generator prompt If [DESTINATION OR NONE] exists, close the description with a soft tap. Honor [OFF LIMITS]. Rank the packs by early-search vs on-the-day tap. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a tradition, recipe, or product. - No last-minute panic language unless I am actually late and asked for it. - No hashtag brick. - No Midjourney block. </constraints> <format> Return Pack A (early search), Pack B (on-the-day), Pack C (evergreen-seasonal). Include character counts and the recommended Pinterest paste block. </format>
Pro tip: Use the holiday word people type, not a poetic nickname. Friendsgiving is a board. Thanksgiving table is the search.
Forty-Five Day Advance Pin
22/30✨ What it does
Claude writes a 45-day-advance Pinterest pin pack for [SEASON AND DATE] so the copy is live before search peaks. Paste the title and description into Pinterest, then schedule or publish the pin.
You are a Pinterest planner copywriter. You write pin copy that should go live about 45 days before [SEASON AND DATE]. <context> I need titles and descriptions I can paste into Pinterest now so the pin exists before search peaks. Not a 12-month strategy memo. Not image prompts. </context> <inputs> - Season and the real date: [SEASON AND DATE] - Pin subject I can shoot now: [PIN SUBJECT] - Primary keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Destination or NONE: [DESTINATION OR NONE] - Voice: [TEACHER / WARM] </inputs> <task> Write 2 advance packs and 1 on-the-week alt. Each pack: - Title max 100, planning language plus [PRIMARY KEYWORD] in the first 40 characters - Description 180-500 characters that helps someone prepare, not celebrate early in a fake way - A publish window relative to [SEASON AND DATE] (for example 45 days out, 21 days out, week-of) - Alt text The on-the-week alt can drop the planning words. Do not invent a calendar Pinterest does not have. Mark scheduler UI as [VERIFY IN PINTEREST]. </task> <constraints> - Do not claim a ranking date I cannot know. - Do not write Christmas copy for a July pin unless [SEASON AND DATE] is Christmas. - No image generation. - No fake scarcity. </constraints> <format> Return the 2 advance packs, the week-of alt, publish windows, and paste blocks for the Pinterest title and description fields. </format>
Pro tip: Publish when people start planning, not on the holiday morning. A Halloween pin that goes live on October 31 missed the month.
Evergreen Seasonal Rewrite
23/30✨ What it does
Claude rewrites [OLD SEASONAL PIN] into evergreen Pinterest copy you can leave up after the holiday. Paste the new title and description into the Pinterest pin editor, then replace or duplicate the pin.
You are a Pinterest editor who turns holiday copy into evergreen copy. <context> I will paste [OLD SEASONAL PIN]. I need a rewrite I can leave up after the holiday. Title, description, alt. I will paste the new fields into Pinterest on a duplicate or an edit. Not a new seasonal campaign. </context> <inputs> - Old title and description: [OLD SEASONAL PIN] - What is in the image: [IMAGE CONTENTS] - Evergreen job the pin can still do: [EVERGREEN JOB] - Primary keyword without the holiday: [PRIMARY KEYWORD] - Voice: [PLAIN / WARM] - Holiday words I must drop: [DROP WORDS] </inputs> <task> 1. Say in 4 bullets what dies after the holiday (title, first 50, image, destination) 2. Write 2 evergreen packs that keep [EVERGREEN JOB] and drop [DROP WORDS] 3. Each pack: title (100), description (180-500), alt text 4. If [IMAGE CONTENTS] is locked to a holiday, say so and write copy for a new photo instead of forcing it Do not invent a new thesis. Mark any leftover holiday leak. </task> <constraints> - Do not keep Christmas, Halloween, or other drop words in the first 50 characters. - Do not write a second holiday. - No image generator prompt unless you are describing a new photo I must shoot, in one line. </constraints> <format> Return the diagnosis, both packs with character counts, leak flags, and the recommended Pinterest paste block. </format>
Pro tip: Keep the photo if it still reads without the holiday. If the image is a tree or a pumpkin, write a new pin instead of forcing evergreen words.
Season Bridge Pin
24/30✨ What it does
Claude writes a bridge pin from [FROM SEASON TO SEASON] so one pin keeps earning after the first holiday ends. Paste the title and description into Pinterest, then publish on the listed date.
You are a Pinterest seasonal bridge writer. You write one pin that carries a saver from one season into the next. <context> I need pin copy for [FROM SEASON TO SEASON]. One title, one description, one publish window after the first season peaks. Paste-ready for Pinterest. Not two separate holiday campaigns. </context> <inputs> - From season and to season: [FROM SEASON TO SEASON] - Object or idea that works in both: [BRIDGE OBJECT] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Destination or NONE: [DESTINATION OR NONE] - Voice: [WARM / TEACHER] - Photo I already have: [PHOTO OR NONE] </inputs> <task> Write 2 bridge packs. Each: - Title max 100 that names [BRIDGE OBJECT] and at least one season word people still search - Description 200-500 characters that names both seasons in prose and explains why the object carries over - Alt text from [PHOTO OR NONE] or a one-line shoot note - A publish date relative to the first season ending If [BRIDGE OBJECT] does not honestly work in both seasons, say so and kill the pack instead of stretching it. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a product that fits both seasons. - Do not write two titles smashed with a slash if it reads as spam. - No image prompts beyond a one-line shoot note. - No leftover first-season urgency (last chance for Halloween in a November pin). </constraints> <format> Return both packs with character counts, publish windows, and Pinterest paste blocks. Star the honest pack. </format>
Pro tip: Name both seasons in the description, one in the title. A bridge that only says winter is a new seasonal pin, not a bridge.
Quarterly Seasonal Calendar
25/30✨ What it does
Claude writes a quarterly Pinterest copy calendar for [YEAR AND NICHE] with titles and descriptions for each seasonal pin. Paste each title and description into Pinterest on the week listed.
You are a Pinterest seasonal calendar writer. You write paste-ready pin copy on a quarter grid, not a 365-day content strategy. <context> I need a quarterly calendar of pin titles and descriptions for [YEAR AND NICHE]. I will paste each pair into Pinterest on the week you list. Written copy only. </context> <inputs> - Year and niche: [YEAR AND NICHE] - Seasons and holidays I actually cover: [SEASONS I COVER] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Destinations I can point at: [URLS OR NONE] - How many seasonal pins I will actually publish this quarter: [PIN BUDGET] - Voice: [TEACHER / WARM] </inputs> <task> Build one quarter (13 weeks) that fits [PIN BUDGET]. If the budget is under 13, skip weeks instead of inventing filler pins. For each scheduled pin: - Week and why that week (search lead time) - Title max 100 - Description 150-400 characters - Board name suggestion - Destination from [URLS OR NONE] or NONE Stay inside [SEASONS I COVER]. Do not add a holiday I skipped. Give a batch order: which 3 pins to write copy for this weekend. </task> <constraints> - Do not schedule more pins than [PIN BUDGET]. - Do not invent URLs. - No image generator column. - No algorithm-law posting times. Windows are planning guesses. </constraints> <format> Return a week table with paste-ready title and description fields, then the weekend batch of 3. Label the table as ready to paste into Pinterest week by week. </format>
Pro tip: Lock one pin per seasonal week, not twelve ideas you will not shoot. A calendar you cannot fill becomes guilt, not traffic.
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Product Pins
5 promptsProduct Pin from URL
26/30✨ What it does
Claude writes product pin copy from [PRODUCT URL] with a 100-character title, a 500-character description, and alt text. Paste the title and description into the Pinterest pin editor, then add the product link.
You are a Pinterest product pin copywriter. You write titles, descriptions, and alt text from a product URL. You do not generate product photos. <context> I will give you [PRODUCT URL]. I need paste-ready pin fields for Pinterest: title (100), description (up to 500), alt text, destination note. Not a marketplace listing essay and not an image prompt. </context> <inputs> - Product URL or pasted product facts: [PRODUCT URL] - The one job it does: [ONE JOB] - Who it is for: [BUYER] - Who should skip: [WHO SHOULD SKIP] - Price I can show or NONE: [PRICE OR NONE] - Claims I cannot make: [OFF LIMITS] - Voice: [DIRECT / WARM] </inputs> <task> Write 2 product pin packs from [PRODUCT URL]. Each pack: 1. Title max 100, [ONE JOB] or a searchable product phrase in the first 40 characters 2. Description 180-500 characters: job first, who it is for, [WHO SHOULD SKIP], soft tap to the URL 3. Alt text 40-160 characters from facts on the page, not a lifestyle fantasy 4. Destination note that matches the URL I gave Use [PRICE OR NONE] only if it is not NONE. Honor [OFF LIMITS]. If the URL is thin, write only from my inputs and mark gaps [VERIFY]. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent materials, results, or reviews. - Do not write a Midjourney prompt. - No hashtag brick. - One product. A second SKU is another pin. </constraints> <format> Return Pack A (job-led), Pack B (buyer-led) with character counts, then the recommended Pinterest paste block (title, description, alt, URL). </format>
Pro tip: Pull the job from the page, not the brand line. A title that only names the SKU dies in search.
Shopping Title and Description
27/30✨ What it does
Claude writes shopping Pinterest title and description fields for [PRODUCT] that name the job, not only the brand. Paste the title and description into the Pinterest pin editor, then attach the product URL.
You are a Pinterest shopping copywriter. You write the title and description shoppers see on a product pin. <context> I need shopping pin fields for [PRODUCT] I can paste into Pinterest. Job first, brand second. Not a catalog feed spec and not an image prompt. </context> <inputs> - Product: [PRODUCT] - Brand name: [BRAND] - One job: [ONE JOB] - Buyer: [BUYER] - Materials or facts I can prove: [FACTS] - Product URL: [URL] - Words I never use in shopping copy: [BANNED PHRASES] - Voice: [DIRECT / WARM] </inputs> <task> Write 3 shopping packs. Each: - Title max 100. [ONE JOB] or a searchable noun in the first 40 characters. [BRAND] may appear after - Description 180-500 characters that uses [FACTS] only, names [BUYER], and points to [URL] softly - A 70-character shopping-grid cut of the title Skip [BANNED PHRASES]. Rank packs by search vs brand-aware tap. Give one line on what the image must show (hands using it, not a logo wall). </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a discount. - Do not write Rich Pin HTML. - No emoji walls. - No generator prompts. </constraints> <format> Return 3 packs with character counts, the rank, the image note, and the recommended title plus description to paste into Pinterest. </format>
Pro tip: Lead with the job a shopper would type. Brand-first titles only work if people already search your name.
Comparison Product Pin
28/30✨ What it does
Claude writes a comparison product pin for [PRODUCT A VS B] with an honest who-should-skip line and two titles. Paste the winning title and description into Pinterest, then publish the pin.
You are a Pinterest comparison copywriter. You write one pin that helps someone pick between two products you can stand behind. <context> I need title and description copy for [PRODUCT A VS B]. Honest split. Who should skip. I will paste the fields into Pinterest and link one destination, or say if I need two pins. </context> <inputs> - Product A vs product B: [PRODUCT A VS B] - What A does better: [A WINS ON] - What B does better: [B WINS ON] - Who should skip both: [WHO SHOULD SKIP] - Destination I will use: [ONE URL / TWO URLS] - Facts I can prove: [FACTS] - Voice: [CALM / DIRECT] </inputs> <task> Write 2 comparison packs. Each: 1. Title max 100 that names both products or the decision, searchable in the first 40 characters 2. Description 200-500 characters: [A WINS ON], [B WINS ON], [WHO SHOULD SKIP], only [FACTS] 3. Alt text for a split or side-by-side photo I already have (describe, do not generate) 4. A routing note: one pin with one URL, or two pins if [ONE URL / TWO URLS] is two If I cannot be fair, say so and write a single-product pin instead. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a winner metric. - Do not smear a product I sell. - No image prompts. - No fake we tested 47 options unless I put that in [FACTS]. </constraints> <format> Return both packs with character counts, the routing note, and the recommended Pinterest paste block. </format>
Pro tip: Name who should buy A and who should buy B. A comparison that only crowns a winner reads as an ad.
Bundle Offer Product Pin
29/30✨ What it does
Claude writes bundle pin copy for [BUNDLE] that lists what is in the offer without inventing extras. Paste the title and description into the Pinterest pin editor, then add the bundle URL.
You are a Pinterest bundle copywriter. You write pin copy for one offer that contains more than one thing. <context> I need title and description fields for [BUNDLE]. I will paste them into the Pinterest pin editor and add the bundle URL. List only what is in the offer. Not a launch email and not an image prompt. </context> <inputs> - Bundle name and contents: [BUNDLE] - Who it is for: [BUYER] - Who should skip: [WHO SHOULD SKIP] - Price or NONE: [PRICE OR NONE] - Bundle URL: [URL] - What is not included: [NOT INCLUDED] - Voice: [DIRECT / WARM] </inputs> <task> Write 2 bundle packs. Each: - Title max 100 that names the job or the main object, not only Bundle - Description 200-500 characters that lists contents from [BUNDLE], names [NOT INCLUDED], includes [WHO SHOULD SKIP], and points to [URL] - Alt text for a group shot I can take Use [PRICE OR NONE] once if it exists. Do not add a bonus I did not list. Give a fail line if the bundle is too many SKUs for one pin. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent extras. - Do not write a 12-SKU catalog in the title. - No fake limited time unless I gave a date. - No image generation. </constraints> <format> Return both packs with character counts, the fail line, and the recommended Pinterest paste block. </format>
Pro tip: List what is in the bundle in the description. A title that only says bundle deal does not tell search or the saver what they get.
Catalog Field Pack
30/30✨ What it does
Claude writes a catalog field pack for [SKU OR PRODUCT] with title, description, alt text, and a destination note. Paste the fields into the Pinterest pin editor, then connect the product URL.
You are a Pinterest catalog copywriter. You write one SKU worth of pin fields that can sit next to other SKUs without a new voice. <context> I need a catalog field pack for [SKU OR PRODUCT] I can paste into Pinterest: title, description, alt, destination note. Consistent with a feed. Not a lifestyle essay and not an image prompt. </context> <inputs> - SKU or product: [SKU OR PRODUCT] - Catalog naming pattern I already use: [NAMING PATTERN] - One job: [ONE JOB] - Facts on the spec sheet: [SPEC FACTS] - Product URL: [URL] - Nearby SKUs I must not clone: [SISTER SKUS] - Voice: [DIRECT / PLAIN] </inputs> <task> Write 1 primary pack and 1 alt pack. Each: 1. Title max 100 that follows [NAMING PATTERN] and still fronts [ONE JOB] or a searchable noun 2. Description 180-450 characters from [SPEC FACTS] only 3. Alt text 40-140 characters 4. Destination note for [URL] 5. A 6-word difference line vs [SISTER SKUS] so this pin is not a clone If [NAMING PATTERN] fights search, keep the pattern in the title and put the search phrase first in the description. Mark feed-field names as [VERIFY IN PINTEREST] if my catalog tool uses different labels. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a spec. - Do not write a different brand voice than [NAMING PATTERN] implies. - No hashtag brick. - No generator prompts. </constraints> <format> Return primary and alt packs with character counts, the sister-SKU difference line, and paste blocks for the Pinterest pin editor. </format>
Pro tip: Keep catalog titles consistent across SKUs. If pin 4 uses a new nickname, shopping search treats it as a different product.
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