Features
One extension with a narrow job: turn the Pinterest boards, profiles and searches you already have open into files on your own disk, for a moodboard, a client deck, a research archive or a collection you simply want to keep. This page is the whole of it.
No dashboard and no upload step. The extension opens over the page you are already on, counts what it can see, and hands you the export row along the bottom.
In the bar above the grid
The free ceiling is printed along the bottom of the window, inside the product itself, not only on a marketing page.
The extension reads the tab you are already on and names the surface it recognises. From there, every run is the same handful of steps.
type-specimens
Every pin on the board, including the thousands you would otherwise have to scroll past by hand.
studio-archive
Everything a profile has pinned, your own included, without opening each board in turn.
brutalist stair detail
A result set kept the way it stood when you ran it, before the feed moves on.
A surface it does not recognise is refused outright rather than half-read.
Choose the pins once. The row along the bottom of the window turns that same selection into whichever of these you need. None of them is a different workflow.
Files arrive one at a time in your Downloads folder, sorted as they go. Nothing is packed, so a long run is already usable while the rest of it is still arriving.
The folders it builds
Downloads/
└── BulkoPin/
└── <board or profile>/
├── Image/
└── Video/The same tree, closed into a single file. A CSV of the metadata can travel inside the archive with it.
A printable gallery with a thumbnail, title and source link per pin, for the reviews that happen away from a screen.
Titles, descriptions, source URLs and board paths with no images at all, as CSV, JSON or Markdown. None of the three needs a licence, though the free plan's Markdown table carries three columns where Lifetime carries the full set.
Columns it writes
Every setting lives in the extension, next to the thing it changes, and none of them needs an account. These four decide what actually lands on your disk.
Originals is the largest variant Pinterest serves your session. Where one is missing, the run falls back on its own instead of stopping.
How the files in a folder session are named, inside the folders above. Custom takes a pattern of your own.
5of 1 to 10
How many files are in flight at once. More is faster and heavier on your connection, and the engine eases off by itself when Pinterest asks it to.
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A ping when a long run finishes, so you do not have to sit and watch it.
Most of this page is the same on both plans. The difference is short, and it is read here from the same capability table the software enforces.
Daily export volume
Free
50
pins per rolling 24 hours
Lifetime
No cap
on how much you export in a day
The engine has been measured end to end at 50,000 pins in a single run. Fair use is a published policy, not a limit the software applies.
Plain language about the limits, because every responsible tool has them.
Install the extension, open a board, and everything on this page is already there. Free covers 50 pins a day; Lifetime is a one-time payment and removes the daily cap.