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How to Embed a Pinterest Board in Notion (2026 Guide)
Learn how to embed Pinterest boards and pins in Notion in minutes.
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Whether you're curating visual inspiration for a design project, building a content calendar, or just keeping your mood boards close to your workflow - embedding Pinterest in Notion is simpler than most people expect.
Here's precisely how to do it.
How to Embed a Pinterest Board in Notion (Step-By-Step Guide)
Step 1: Open an Embed Block in Notion
On any Notion page, type
/embed and select the Embed option from the menu. An empty embed block will appear, waiting for a URL.
Step 2: Grab Your Pinterest Board URL
Head to Pinterest and open the board you want to embed. Copy the URL from your browser's address bar — it'll look something like:
https://www.pinterest.com/yourusername/your-board-name/Note: The board must be public. Private (secret) boards can't be embedded anywhere outside Pinterest - this limitation is a Pinterest restriction, not a Notion one.
Step 3: Paste and Embed
Back in Notion, paste the URL into the embed block and click "Embed link.” Your Pinterest board will render directly on the page.
Step 4: Resize to Fit
Click and drag the edges of the embed block to resize it. Make it narrow for a sidebar reference, or stretch it wide for a full mood board view. Notion treats it like any other block.
Want to Embed Multiple Pinterest Boards?
Repeat the same steps for each board - Notion has no limit on how many embed blocks you can add to a single page. Stack them vertically, or use a two-column layout to display boards side by side. Each block is independently resizable.
What About Pinterest Pins (Individual Images)?
Same process - copy the URL of a specific pin instead of the board URL, paste it into an embed block, and click "Embed link.” Notion will display the pin image with a link back to Pinterest.
Sharing Your Page After Embedding
Embedded Pinterest content is visible to anyone who has access to your Notion page. To control who sees it:
- Click the Share button at the top right of your Notion page
- Add specific people, or toggle on Share to web for public access
The Pinterest board itself stays on Pinterest; Notion just displays it. If someone clicks through, they'll land on Pinterest directly.
Want the same experience without the setup headache?
Notion's embed blocks work well - but they're still dependent on Pinterest's own embedding behavior, which can occasionally break after platform updates.
Bullet is a Notion-style workspace that handles embeds more robustly. Paste your Pinterest board URL into a Bullet page, and it loads cleanly - no extra steps, no debugging when things break.
If your workflow depends on visual content staying reliably visible alongside your notes and planning, try Bullet free →
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I embed a private Pinterest board in Notion?
No - Pinterest doesn't allow secret boards to be embedded outside their platform. Only public boards can be embedded.
- Does the embedded board update automatically?
Yes. The embed pulls live from Pinterest, so new pins you add to the board will appear in Notion automatically (with a short delay).
- Can I view the embedded board on mobile?
Yes - Notion's mobile apps display embedded Pinterest boards, and the content scales to fit smaller screens.
- Can I add a Pinterest widget instead of embedding the board directly?
Notion doesn't support third-party widgets natively. The embed block is the only built-in way to bring Pinterest content into Notion.
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