Pinterest Link Shortener

Yes. Paste any Pinterest pin, board, or profile URL and Flyn creates a short, trackable link.

Yes. Every click is counted in real time; the full geographic, device, and referrer breakdown is on Pro.

Yes. Add Flyn links to pin descriptions to track outbound clicks from your pins.

Flyn complements Pinterest analytics by tracking clicks from everywhere you share pins, not just within Pinterest.

Yes. Flyn Pro includes 3 custom domains so your links match your brand.

No. Pinterest accepts standard URL shorteners in pin destinations and descriptions. To minimize even a slight chance of spam-filter friction on big accounts, use a Flyn Pro custom domain (e.g. pin.yourbrand.com), the destination then looks like your own brand instead of a generic shortener.

Yes. Rich Pins are based on the Open Graph and Schema.org markup on the final destination page, not on the URL itself. Flyn 301-redirects to your destination, so the metadata Pinterest reads is exactly what your page serves, Rich Pins continue to enrich correctly.

Open the pin in Pinterest, click the three-dot menu, choose "Edit pin," and update the destination URL field with your Flyn short link. The change applies immediately, but Pinterest will need to re-crawl the new destination to refresh metadata for Rich Pins.

Idea Pins do not allow clickable destination links the way standard image pins do, but you can include a Flyn short link visually as on-pin text or in your bio. Viewers type or screenshot the short link and visit it manually, much easier with a memorable flyn.to/recipe than with a long pinterest.com URL.

Yes. Pin two different image creatives that both link to the same Flyn short URL, then use Flyn Pro's A/B testing to split traffic 50/50 between two destination URLs (e.g. two product variants). Compare which image-destination combination produces the most clicks and downstream conversions.

Yes. Promoted Pins and Pinterest video ads accept short URL destinations. We recommend creating a dedicated Flyn link per ad creative so you can attribute clicks to the specific image without relying solely on Pinterest Ads Manager numbers, useful for cross-checking attribution.

No. Flyn uses 301/302 redirects, which Pinterest and search engines treat as canonical pass-through. Link equity, Open Graph tags, Rich Pin metadata, and crawler signals all transfer to the final destination URL. The shortener is invisible to ranking algorithms.

No. Flyn is a full URL shortener that works with any link: Pinterest, your own website, YouTube, Etsy, affiliate links, PDFs, anything with a URL. This page just shows the Pinterest use case. Every feature here (click analytics, editable destinations, branded domains, QR codes) applies to every link you shorten.