Pinterest hosts thousands of animated GIFs — reaction loops, cinemagraphs, tutorial clips, and more — but there's no built-in way to save one to your device. This Pinterest GIF downloader solves that. Paste the link to any public GIF pin and PinterestVid fetches the original animated file in seconds, ready to preview and download.
Nothing needs to be installed. As a browser-based Pinterest GIF downloader online, PinterestVid works the same way on any device: copy the pin's share link from Pinterest, paste it into the box above, and click Download. No account, no sign-up, and no software update ever gets in the way — it's a straightforward Pinterest GIF downloader free of subscriptions, premium tiers, or hidden charges.
Every GIF downloads exactly as it was uploaded. PinterestVid is a genuine Pinterest GIF downloader without watermark — no logo, no branding, and no overlay is ever added to your file. The animation, frame count, and loop timing all stay identical to the original pin, so what you preview on the page is exactly what you get in your downloads folder.
Pinterest GIFs get used for all sorts of things — reaction memes for messaging apps, looping backgrounds for a website, or short clips saved for later reference. Because PinterestVid pulls the file directly from Pinterest's own servers rather than recording your screen, the download keeps its original resolution and smooth frame timing instead of a shaky, re-compressed copy.
Because everything runs in the browser, this tool works the same on iPhone, Android, and desktop, across Safari, Chrome, or any other browser you use. There's no app to install and no extension to manage — just paste a link and download, whether you're saving one GIF or working through several from the same board.
If a download doesn't go through, it's almost always because the pin is private or the link has gone stale — Pinterest only lets public pins be fetched this way, so make sure you're copying a fresh share link from a pin anyone can view. Re-copying the link from Pinterest and pasting it again usually resolves it.
As with any saved content, a Pinterest GIF still belongs to whoever created or posted it first. Use downloads for personal, offline viewing, and get permission before reusing or republishing someone else's animation elsewhere.