Pinterest Logo Maker: A Profile Logo for Your Account

This tool makes a profile logo for your own Pinterest account: a simple badge or monogram with your text on it. It is not the Pinterest logo, and it does not give you a copy of Pinterest's badge.

You type up to 12 characters, usually initials or a short brand name, and the tool places them on a shape in your colors:

• Shapes: circle, rounded square, ring (an inner outline in an accent color) or split (two colors side by side).
• Colors: eight palettes, including Classic red, Midnight, Sage, Ocean and Mono.
• Fonts: bold sans, serif, rounded or mono. Longer text shrinks automatically to fit the shape.
• Sizes: a 600×600 profile picture, a 1080×1080 square logo, a 1000×1500 Pin or board cover, and a 1600×900 profile cover.

Everything is drawn in your browser and saved as a PNG, with no watermark. The Classic red palette uses #E60023, the color listed as "pushpin" red in Pinterest's Gestalt design tokens. It suits a Pinterest profile, but don't type a lone "P" on a red circle: that imitates Pinterest's badge, one of Pinterest's own marks (see the official logo section below).

Pinterest shows your profile picture as a small circle on your profile and next to your Pins. At that size, simple wins.

• Use one to three characters. Initials or a short brand word stay readable when the circle is tiny.
• Pick strong contrast. Dark on light or light on dark. Two similar shades turn to mush on a phone.
• Keep everything inside the circle. A square picture is shown as a circle, so the corners disappear. The Circle and Ring shapes already match that crop.
• Match your other profiles. The same mark on Instagram, TikTok and your website makes you easier to recognize.

• Bloggers who need a profile picture that matches their site's colors.
• Etsy and online shop owners setting up a Pinterest business account for their products.
• Creators who want a consistent mark across Pinterest, Instagram and TikTok.
• Small businesses that don't have a designer yet and need something clean today.
• Anyone running several boards who wants matching covers that look like one brand.

This tool does not make, copy or provide the official Pinterest logo. If you want to show Pinterest's own logo, for example a "Follow on Pinterest" button on your website, you need to follow Pinterest's brand guidelines. In short:

• The official logo is a white script "P" inside a red circle, called the Pinterest badge. It may also appear in black or white where color is limited.
• Use only the badge, not the Pinterest wordmark, and always pair it with a call to action such as "Follow on Pinterest" or "Find us on Pinterest".
• Don't alter the badge: no outlines, filters or effects, no color changes, and don't take the P out of the circle.
• Don't suggest that Pinterest sponsors your promotions or is formally affiliated with you.
• If you build an app, website or service designed to be used with Pinterest, don't use "Pin", "Pinterest" or variations of Pinterest in its name or domain, and don't use Pinterest's marks, logos or similar variations as part of its logo or branding.
• Use "save" rather than "Pin" as a verb.

Rules like these are why your Pinterest profile is better off with a mark of its own. That's the only thing the maker above produces.

A logo makes your profile look finished. Pins are what bring people to it. ViralFarm generates Pinterest pins with AI from a link, a topic or pasted text, on templates modeled after posts that went viral. Set your brand colors and fonts in the editor, so your pins match the logo you just made, then schedule them to Pinterest alongside TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, Threads, Facebook, YouTube and X.

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