Save animated Pinterest pins in one click. Pinterest serves them as MP4 - smaller, smoother, and playable everywhere.
We never store your downloads. Files come directly from Pinterest's CDN.
The PinSavePro GIF downloader saves any public Pinterest GIF directly from its pin URL. Pinterest stores most GIFs as short MP4 clips internally, so the file you download is usually a smooth, low-size MP4 that loops in any video viewer. No login, no app, and no re-hosting.
This page is for animated pins — pins that loop or play short motion. Behind the scenes, Pinterest converts most GIFs into MP4 video for performance, so the file you download is often an MP4 even though the pin is marketed as a GIF.
Use this page when the pin clearly animates. If the pin is a still photo, use the Pinterest image downloader. If it is a longer cinematic video, use the home tool or the Reels downloader.
Yes — and that's usually what you want. Pinterest stores almost all animated pins as short MP4 clips because MP4 is smaller, smoother, and supported by every modern phone gallery. The MP4 loops identically to a true GIF and is what PinSavePro returns.
Copy the pin link in the Pinterest app, paste it into pinsavepro.com in Safari, tap Download, then in the video player tap Share and Save Video. The animated MP4 appears in your Photos app and plays as a looping clip.
Pinterest replaced the .gif format with MP4 for most animated pins years ago because it streams better. If you specifically need .gif, take the MP4 we return and convert it with any free MP4-to-GIF converter.
Save animated pins only for personal use, when you own them, or with the creator's permission. PinSavePro is not affiliated with Pinterest, Inc.
Yes, as long as the pin is public and currently served by Pinterest.
Only if Pinterest still serves the original .gif. Otherwise you get the MP4 it uses internally.
Yes — same frames, same loop. MP4 is just a more efficient container.
Yes. Files come directly from Pinterest's CDN — we never modify or re-host them.
Yes. Chrome will save the MP4 directly to your Downloads folder, then move it to Gallery if you like.
No. We never add watermarks.