Pinterest Tips & Strategies

How to Find My Pinterest URL

By Spencer Lanoue
October 31, 2025

Trying to find your Pinterest URL so you can share it with the world is one of those simple tasks that can sometimes be surprisingly tricky. Whether you need it for your link-in-bio page, your email signature, or to share with a collaborator, knowing where to grab that link is essential. This guide will walk you through exactly how to find your Pinterest profile URL on any device, along with a few pro-tips for sharing specific boards and Pins.

Why Your Pinterest URL Matters (And What You Can Do With It)

Before we get into the "how," let's quickly touch on the "why." Your Pinterest URL isn't just a web address, it's a direct gateway to your brand's visual world. Think of it as a digital business card for your curated ideas, products, and inspirations. Having it handy allows you to seamlessly integrate your Pinterest presence into your broader marketing and branding strategy.

Here are just a few practical ways you can leverage your Pinterest URL:

  • Amplify Your Other Social Profiles: Add your Pinterest link to your Instagram bio, X (formerly Twitter) profile, LinkedIn page, or your Linktree. This directs followers from other platforms to your boards, creating a more cohesive brand ecosystem.
  • Enhance Your Email Signature: Including a link to your Pinterest profile in your email signature is a subtle yet effective way to drive traffic and showcase your brand's visual identity with every message you send.
  • Connect It to Your Website: Add it to the social media icons in your website's header or footer. This gives website visitors another way to engage with your content and see the visual stories you're telling.
  • Use It in Physical Marketing Materials: Add your Pinterest URL (or a QR code that links to it) on business cards, flyers, or product packaging to bridge the gap between your physical and digital presence.
  • Collaborate with Others: When working with other creators on group boards or cross-promotions, you'll need your profile URL to easily share access and credit each other.

In short, your Pinterest URL is a valuable asset for building a consistent brand, driving traffic, and making your incredible content easily discoverable.

How to Find Your Pinterest Profile URL: The Complete Guide

Finding your URL is slightly different depending on whether you're using a computer or the mobile app. We'll cover all the options below so you can find it no matter where you are.

Finding Your URL on a Desktop Browser (The Easiest Method)

Using a desktop or laptop web browser is the most straightforward way to find and copy your Pinterest profile URL.

Here are the steps:

  1. Open Your Browser and Go to Pinterest: Navigate to https://www.pinterest.com and make sure you are logged into your account.
  2. Navigate to Your Profile: In the top-right corner of the screen, click on your profile picture. This will take you directly to your main profile page, where all of your boards and Pins are displayed.
  3. Look at the Address Bar: This is the magic step. The full URL displayed in your browser's address bar is your Pinterest profile URL. It will follow this structure:
  4. https://www.pinterest.com/YourUsername/
  5. Copy the URL: Simply click on the address bar to highlight the entire URL, then right-click and select "Copy," or use the keyboard shortcut `Ctrl+C` (on Windows) or `Cmd+C` (on Mac). It's now ready to be pasted wherever you need it.

That's it! In just a few clicks, you have your unique profile link ready for sharing.

Finding Your URL on the Pinterest Mobile App (iOS & Android)

If you're on the go and using your smartphone, the process involves using the app's built-in sharing features. There's no address bar to copy from, but the app gives you a direct way to get the link.

The steps are nearly identical for both iPhone and Android devices:

  1. Open the Pinterest App: Tap the Pinterest icon on your phone to launch the app. Make sure you're logged in.
  2. Go to Your Profile: Tap your profile icon, which is located in the bottom-right corner of the navigation bar at the bottom of the screen.
  3. Open the Menu: At the top-right of your profile page, you'll see three dots (...). Tap this to open up a menu of options.
  4. Copy Your Profile Link: In the menu that pops up, select the option that says "Copy profile link." As soon as you tap this, the URL is automatically copied to your phone's clipboard.
  5. Paste the Link: The link is now saved to your clipboard. You can paste it into a notes app, a text message, an email, or directly into another app's profile settings. To paste, just tap and hold in any text field and select "Paste."

This mobile method is incredibly quick and perfect for when you need to share your profile URL in a pinch.

Going Beyond Your Profile: How to Find URLs for Specific Boards and Pins

Sometimes you don't want to send someone to your entire profile, instead, you want to direct them to a specific board or even a single Pin. This is extra useful for targeted promotions, sharing specific collections (like a wedding mood board or a product catalog), or highlighting a piece of content.

How to Find a Board URL

  • On Desktop: Navigate to your profile and click on the specific board you want to share. Just like with your profile, the URL in the browser's address bar will dynamically change to the direct link for that board. It will look like this: https://www.pinterest.com/YourUsername/board-name/
  • On Mobile: Go to the board you want to share. Tap the share icon (it usually looks like a square with an arrow pointing up) at the top of the screen. From the share sheet, select "Copy Link."

How to Find a Pin URL

  • On Desktop: Click on any Pin to open it in the close-up view. The URL in the address bar is the direct link to that specific Pin. It will have a format like this: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/1234567890123.../
  • On Mobile: Tap on the Pin to open it. Then, tap the three dots (...) and select "Copy Link" to save the URL to your clipboard.

How to Customize Your Pinterest URL by Changing Your Username

Did you notice that your profile URL is determined by your username?https://www.pinterest.com/YourUsername/This means that the best way to get a clean, memorable, and on-brand URL is to claim the right username. If your current URL is something clunky like /user123_abc, you can easily change it.

A custom URL that matches your brand name (e.g., /PostbaseApp) is far more professional and easier for people to remember than a generic or randomly assigned one. Here’s how to change it:

  1. Go to Settings (Desktop is best for this): Log into Pinterest on a desktop browser. Click the down arrow in the top-right corner and select Settings.
  2. Edit your Profile: On the left-hand menu, click on Edit profile.
  3. Change Your Username: Look for the Username field. Type in your desired new username. Pinterest will check if it's available. Remember to keep it consistent with your handles on other platforms if possible.
  4. Save Your Changes: Scroll to the bottom of the page and click Save.

One very important note: When you change your username, your old Pinterest URL will no longer function. You'll need to update the link anywhere you've shared it previously - on your website, in email signatures, and across your other social media profiles.

Final Thoughts

Finding your Pinterest URL is a straightforward process once you know exactly where to click, whether you’re on a desktop or phone. With your profile, board, or Pin link, you now have a powerful tool to drive traffic, build a consistent brand presence, and seamlessly share your visual library with anyone, anywhere.

Once you have your Pinterest URL, a great next step is to make sure it's featured across all of your social media profiles. Sometimes, just managing that content and ensuring consistency across every platform can feel like a full-time job. I’ve found that using a clean, visual calendar helps me map out my strategy across different channels. That’s why we built Postbase to make scheduling content across multiple platforms simpler, so managing Instagram, TikTok, and X doesn't feel like you’re constantly juggling half a dozen different apps just to stay organized.

Spencer's spent a decade building products at companies like Buffer, UserTesting, and Bump Health. He's spent years in the weeds of social media management—scheduling posts, analyzing performance, coordinating teams. At Postbase, he's building tools to automate the busywork so you can focus on creating great content.

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