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Save Pinterest Reels in Chrome

Paste a pin link, check the real resolution and file size, and save one MP4 per video page, plus images. Below: where the file lands in Chrome and which app opens it.

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How to save Pinterest Reels in Chrome

  1. Copy the pin linkOpen the pin in your browser and copy the address from the address bar, or use Share › Copy link.
  2. Paste it herePaste the link into the box above and press Download. The tool reads the pin and lists every file it can save.
  3. Check size and resolutionEach button shows the real pixel size and file size, read from the file itself, before anything is downloaded.
  4. Save in ChromeTap the button for one MP4 per video page, plus images. Chrome on a computer saves to the Downloads folder by default (\Users\<username>\Downloads on Windows); Chrome for Android uses the default download location; Chrome on iPhone lets you pick Files on the “Save in…” screen.

Where does the file go in Chrome?

The default folder

Chrome on a computer saves to the Downloads folder by default (\Users\<username>\Downloads on Windows); Chrome for Android uses the default download location; Chrome on iPhone lets you pick Files on the “Save in…” screen.

Finding it right after the download

On a computer, the download icon next to the address bar; on Android, More › Downloads.

Where a saved Pinterest file appears in Chrome: Chrome's Downloads
Where a saved Pinterest file appears in Chrome: Chrome's Downloads

Chrome at a glance

Four steps to save Pinterest Reels in Chrome: copy the link, paste it, check the size, save to Chrome's Downloads
Four steps to save Pinterest Reels in Chrome: copy the link, paste it, check the size, save to Chrome's Downloads
QuestionAnswer in Chrome
BrowserChrome
Where the file landsChrome on a computer saves to the Downloads folder by default (\Users\<username>\Downloads on Windows); Chrome for Android uses the default download location; Chrome on iPhone lets you pick Files on the “Save in…” screen.
How to see itOn a computer, the download icon next to the address bar; on Android, More › Downloads.
Opens withThe device's default video app
Change the folderSettings › Downloads › Change (computer).

What you get: one MP4 per video page, plus images

Pinterest's short videos are idea pins (the app's Reels-style feed). Their JSON lists only a streaming playlist; the tool finds the matching 720p MP4 and checks that it exists. Carousel pins with several slides give one download per slide, video or picture, up to 20.

DetailReels from Pinterest
File extension.mp4 (+ .jpg)
Formatone MP4 per video page, plus images
Largest version720p per video page
Opens in Chrome withThe device's default video app
Preset on this pageReels / idea pins
Bar chart of file sizes measured with our tool on 2026-10-24
Bar chart of file sizes measured with our tool on 2026-10-24

Which app opens it in Chrome?

The device's default video app.

Keep it with your photos and media

On iPhone or iPad, Chrome can save an image with touch and hold › Save Image; other files go to Files when you choose it on the “Save in…” screen.

Good to know in Chrome

Chrome may block a download if the site or owner prevents it; our download links are normal file downloads.

If the download does not show up in Chrome

  • Check Chrome's Downloads first: On a computer, the download icon next to the address bar; on Android, More › Downloads.
  • Make sure the pin is public. Private pins and secret boards cannot be read without logging in, and this tool never asks for your Pinterest password.
  • Links expire after one hour. If a button stops working, paste the pin link again.
  • A pin.it short link must be complete: copy it again from Share › Copy link.

Same Reels on other devices

Save other pins in Chrome

ReelsIdea pins and multi-slide pins, one download per page.Videos in ChromeMP4 (H.264 video + AAC sound) in Chrome, step by step.Images in Chromethe original JPG, PNG or WebP in Chrome, step by step.GIFs in Chromethe original animated .gif in Chrome, step by step.Audio in ChromeM4A (AAC), cut from the video in Chrome, step by step.Reels on iPhoneone MP4 per video page, plus images on iPhone, step by step.Reels on Androidone MP4 per video page, plus images on Android, step by step.Reels on PCone MP4 per video page, plus images on PC, step by step.Reels on Macone MP4 per video page, plus images on Mac, step by step.

Frequently asked questions

Where do downloaded Pinterest Reels go in Chrome?

Chrome on a computer saves to the Downloads folder by default (\Users\<username>\Downloads on Windows); Chrome for Android uses the default download location; Chrome on iPhone lets you pick Files on the “Save in…” screen.

How do I find a downloaded Pinterest file in Chrome?

On a computer, the download icon next to the address bar; on Android, More › Downloads.

Which app opens one MP4 per video page, plus images in Chrome?

The device's default video app.

Can I choose another download folder in Chrome?

Settings › Downloads › Change (computer).

What is the best quality I can get?

720p per video page. The tool never upscales or renames a smaller file as HD.

Do I need an app or a Pinterest account?

No. It runs in the browser (Chrome), with no sign-up and no app to install.

Is SaverPin part of Pinterest?

No. SaverPin is an independent tool and is not affiliated with Pinterest. It only reads public pins.

Can I download private pins?

No. Only public pins can be read without logging in; private pins and secret boards are out of reach by design.

Does it save every page of an idea pin?

Yes. Each page with a video or picture gets its own buttons, up to 20 pages, and carousel pins work the same way slide by slide.

Are idea pins available in 1080p?

No. The largest version Pinterest streams for idea pins is 720 pixels wide, and the tool saves that 720p MP4.

Guides

Reels — Idea pins and multi-slide pins, one download per page.

Sources