Pinterest Video Pin Size
Quick Answer
For Pinterest video Pins, a full vertical 9:16 layout is a strong mobile-first choice. Pinterest lists 1080 × 1920 px as a recommended size for full-bleed videos and also supports other ratios such as 2:3, 3:4, 4:5, 1:1 and 1:2.
Quick Reference
- Platform: Pinterest
- Category: Social Media
- Topic: Video Pin size
- Recommended full-bleed video ratio: 9:16
- Recommended full-bleed video size: 1080 × 1920 px
- Other supported ratios: 1:2, 2:3, 3:4, 4:5, 1:1
- Web file types: MP4 / M4V
- Mobile file types: MP4 / MOV / M4V
- Encoding: H.264 or H.265
- Video length: 4 seconds to 5 minutes
- Last checked: July 2026
Publish Action
Prepare a vertical Pinterest video layout with a safer Publish preset.
Publish tools will be connected in a later phase.
Important Notes
- Leave safe space at the top and bottom for interface elements and playback controls.
- Vertical videos are safer for mobile viewing and discovery feeds.
- Organic video Pins and promoted video placements may use different creative rules.
Best Practices
- Put the key visual or hook near the beginning.
- Avoid a long intro; show the idea, result, or product quickly.
- Use readable text overlays and keep them inside safe zones.
- Make the video understandable even without sound.
Common Mistakes
- Uploading a horizontal video without adapting it for mobile.
- Placing important captions near the top or bottom edges.
- Making the video too long for a quick discovery experience.
- Using tiny text that disappears on a phone screen.
Publish Action
Use Dokuntag Publish to open a Pinterest video preset and prepare a mobile-first video layout faster.
Related Searches
- Pinterest pin size
- Pinterest title limit
- Pinterest description and hashtag rules
- Pinterest publishing checklist
Resources
- Pinterest video template will be added in a later resources pack.
- Pinterest publishing checklist is available inside the Hub.
Official Source Note
Official source checked: Pinterest Help Pin specs and Pinterest Create content guidance.
Update Note
Last checked: July 2026. Platform requirements may change. Always review your final content before publishing.