Pindown is an unofficial Pinterest board downloader written in PHP. It fetches all pins from a target board (at the highest possible resolution) and displays it in a page, which can then be downloaded by a browser.
Pin description are stored in the 'title' attribute in the image.
- Open page with the fields (board, token) supplied. (e.g.
/pindown.php?board=yourBoardId&token=yourAccessToken
) - Save the page the way you like it (Usually with your browser's "Save as..")
- Open
http://pinterest.com/
(Ensure that you are already logged in) - View source and search for
<div class="BoardList">
- You should see
<li data="000000000000000000">
and your board name(s) below in a<span>
- The numbers in the
data="000000000000000000"
is the Board ID
As Pinterest does not have a public API, there is no way (yet?) to generate an access token. To obtain my token, I set up a man-in-the-middle attack on the iOS Pinterest Client using Fiddler2 and iOS-SSL-Killswitch. When successful, you should be able to see the token access_token
in the query string when the Pinterest Client makes a request.
Pindown in browser (note that pins are of high resolution)
Pin images in Windows Explorer
MIT