Pinterest API

Pinterest is a photo hosting and social networking site that allows users to upload photos and images into collections called boards. The creators of the platform position it as a visual tool for finding new ideas in various fields. For example, such as interior design, cooking, fashion and style, etc. Here you can both save third-party content to your collections (“attach to boards”) and share your content with other users.

At the heart of Pinterest's interface is a personalized content feed that automatically selects images based on interests, likes, shares, and users' own content. Also here you can subscribe to the boards of other participants, after it they will also be displayed in the feed. Other features of the service include keyword search, suggested and potentially interesting topics. In addition, users have the option to search by photo.

The Pinterest interface allows you to upload not only images to collections, but also videos and products. Users can add comments to their own and other people's posts, send content they like to groups and private messages to friends. In addition, the social network provides ample opportunities for online trading: users can post product collections and indicate links to their online stores in them.

Pinterest has an open API ( https://developers.pinterest.com/ ) for setting up integration with external software. With its help, it is possible to both embed the functionality of the service into existing sites and applications, and create new software integrated with Pinterest by default. The Pinterest API (v5) is intended for both standalone app developers and creators of services for content creators, marketers, and merchants using the platform.

To access the API, developers must submit a request, which will be reviewed by the service staff within 1 business day. To explore the possibilities of integration, you can use the test version and then upgrade it to the Standard version before the release of the product. The ApiX-Drive no-code service will help you avoid these difficulties by launching a ready-made bundle of systems in a couple of minutes in a convenient web interface.