Mass Delete Your Pinterest Pins
Every pin was a two-second impulse click, and Pinterest keeps all of them on display for the public to browse. Ten years of pins add up to a public display of every phase you've been through. Redact deletes pins in bulk, all of them at once or filtered down by board, keyword, or where the pin points.
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Things to delete *
Select what you want to delete
Pinning is instant. Unpinning never was.
Pinterest made collecting effortless and cleaning up manual, one pin at a time, forever.
Pins are a taste diary
Every save marks what caught your eye that day. Scroll someone's pins and you can read years of moods, plans, and phases in order.
Public by default
Pins on public boards are built to be found. Your 2014 aesthetic is still out there being browsed by complete strangers.
The one-by-one tax
Deleting by hand means opening each pin and confirming, thousands of times over. That's the tax Redact was built to cancel.
Every pin points somewhere. That's a filter.
Pins are links wearing pictures. Redact can target them by exactly where they lead, then narrow further by board or keyword. Leave the filters blank to clear every pin, or stack a few for a surgical pass. Preview the list before anything is removed.
- By board
- By keyword
- By link, domain, or site name
- Preview first
Links to delete
Only delete pins containing these links
Boards, words, and destinations
Leave the filters off for the full pin history, or combine them to hit only the pins you mean.
In these boards only
Name the boards and the run stays inside them, every other pin untouched.
Keywords
Only pins matching the words you add make the cut. Leaving it empty means everything qualifies.
Links
Exact URLs. Every pin pointing to one gets queued for removal.
Domains
Target everything leading to a domain, whole shops or sites at a time.
Site names
Match the pin's site-name label exactly after normalizing case, for example eBay only matches pins labeled eBay.
Deal with the pins your way
Preview Mode
The would-be casualties, listed in full, with nothing removed.
Review & Delete
Tick boxes decide it pin by pin. Thorough, and slower on big accounts.
Deletion Mode
Runs the queue down to zero. Irreversible, by design.
Schedule Deletion
Set the run to repeat on a schedule, clearing new pins as they pile up.
How the unpinning goes, step by step
Connect Pinterest, pick pins, layer the filters you want, and clear them.
- 1
Download the app
Download for your device →Get Redact free to try at redact.dev/download. It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
- 2
Connect Pinterest
You sign in to Pinterest from your own machine. Your login goes straight to Pinterest and never touches a Redact server.
- 3
Select Pins as the target
The content picker covers pins or boards. Choose pins to leave the boards standing.
- 4
Choose which boards to clear pins from
In Delete in Boards, pick All Pins or the specific boards you want cleaned. Pin runs need at least one board selection.
- 5
Layer the filters
Keywords, links, domains, and site names. Stack a few or use none at all.
Heads up: Pinterest cleanup is a Premium feature.
- 6
Preview, then clear them out
Read the list Preview Mode produces, then run the deletion and watch the pin count fall.
Your pins never hit a Redact server
Redact talks to Pinterest from your device. Your pins, board names, and login never land on a Redact server, and cutting the Pinterest connection takes one click.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. Set Things to delete to Pins, pick All Pins in the board selector so nothing is left out, leave the other filters open, and the run covers your entire pin history. Preview it first; the total is usually bigger than people expect.
Yes. With Things to delete set to Pins, select just that one board in the board selector and the run never steps outside it.
Links match exact URLs. Domains catch pins whose domain equals the value you entered. Site names match the pin's site-name label exactly after normalizing case, so eBay only matches pins labeled eBay.
They do. Deleting pins empties boards out but leaves the boards themselves standing. Boards are their own category with their own filters.
Two ways. Preview Mode lists everything the filters caught, and Review & Delete lets you approve pins individually with tick boxes.
Their re-pins are their own copies on their own boards. Removing your pin removes your copy.
Downloading Redact is free, but Pinterest cleanup sits on Premium and higher. The pricing page covers the tiers.