Website sync

Your website becomes a Pinterest content library

Connect your site once and PinPinMe keeps a live catalog of every page you publish. Pick what's worth pinning, turn any page into a review-ready draft, and refill the list the moment you ship something new.

  • Sitemap
  • RSS feed
  • Any URL
  • ShopifySoon

No plugin to install · Read-only access · Nothing is published without your review

No setup requiredPinPinMe reads what's already on your pages

No tags to add, no theme edits. If it's on the page, we can turn it into a pin.

  • Page title
  • Meta description
  • Featured / OG image
  • Canonical URL
  • Publish date
  • Headings
Connected sites Last refill 2h ago
yoursite.com Sitemap RSS128 pages
shop.yoursite.com Sitemap54 products
notes.yoursite.com RSS31 pages
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Why it helps

One catalog that stays current

Your site is always changing. Website sync keeps up with it, so your Pinterest backlog is never a stale spreadsheet of links.

  • Every page in one place. Browse your whole site as a list instead of hunting for URLs across tabs and old drafts.
  • Sitemap & RSS, discovered for you. Point PinPinMe at your domain and it finds the feeds — no manual list to build or maintain.
  • Refill pulls only what's new. Ship a post, hit refill, and the fresh pages appear. Anything already imported is skipped by URL.
  • Many sites, one workspace. Keep a blog, a shop and your landing pages side by side and pin from all of them.
Made to fit

Built for however you publish

The catalog adapts to your content — a food blog, a product catalog and a docs site all pin differently.

Blogs & creators

Import your whole archive once, then refill every time you publish. No post slips through unpinned.

Shopify & storesSoon

Products in, product pins out — images, price context and product links pulled in automatically.

Docs, landings & portfolios

Turn evergreen pages into a steady stream of pins that keep sending traffic long after launch.

The difference

From link-wrangling to one connected library

Doing it by hand
  • Copy every URL by hand, one at a time
  • Forget to pin the posts you just published
  • Re-paste the same links week after week
  • A backlog of content you never get to
With Website sync
  • Connect the whole site once
  • New pages show up automatically on refill
  • One click turns any page into a draft
  • A pinnable backlog that stays current
How it works

Connected in three steps

  1. 1
    yoursite.com/sitemap.xml Scanning…
    Connect your site

    Paste your domain, sitemap or RSS feed. PinPinMe discovers your pages in seconds — read-only, no plugin.

  2. 2
    Curate your catalog

    Search, filter by what's new, and select the pages worth pinning. Skip the ones that aren't.

  3. 3
    2:00
    4:30
    6:15
    Draft & schedule

    Generate pins from your selection, review the AI copy, and drop them into calendar slots.

Good to know

Questions people ask

Do I need to install a plugin or edit my theme?

No. You connect by URL and PinPinMe reads your public pages the way a search engine would. Access is read-only — nothing is written back to your site.

What if my site has hundreds of pages?

Import in batches and filter by what's new. You only pull in the pages you actually want to pin, and you can refill later to add more without starting over.

Will the same page get imported twice?

No. Pages are de-duplicated by URL, so a refill only adds content you haven't imported yet. Your catalog stays clean as your site grows.

Does connecting my site publish anything automatically?

Never. Every page becomes a draft you review, edit and schedule yourself. Nothing goes to Pinterest until you say so.

Which sites can I connect?

Any site with a sitemap or RSS feed, plus one-off page URLs. A dedicated Shopify integration is currently in review and coming soon.

Connect your site and fill your Pinterest queue

Turn the content you've already published into a month of pins — starting free.

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