Pinterest is still one of the best traffic sources for printables and digital products, and it rewards fresh pins. The bottleneck is writing them.

Here’s the prompt from my toolbox that gives you 10 pins for one product, each a different angle, so you’re not posting the same pin ten times.

Write 10 Pinterest pins for this product.

Product: a printable 2027 homestead planner (PDF) with monthly garden plans, canning logs, a chicken egg tracker and a seed inventory
Link: [LINK]
Who it's for: homesteaders and backyard gardeners who like to plan on paper

For each pin give me:
- A pin title under 100 characters
- A pin description under 500 characters that reads naturally and works in the keywords people search on Pinterest
- The text overlay for the pin image, 6 words or fewer
- A one-line idea for the pin image

Make each pin a different angle (a feature, a problem it solves, a time of year, a gift idea and so on), not 10 versions of the same pin. No hashtags stuffed at the end, no hype, and don't invent features that aren't in the list above.

I ran it in Gemini for a homestead planner. It came back with all 10, each with a title, a description, the text for the image and an image idea. Some of the angles it picked:

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• Seed inventory, with “Stop Buying Duplicate Seeds” on the image
• Canning logs, with the page leaning against a row of fresh jars
• The egg tracker for backyard chicken keepers
• A gift idea for the homesteader in your life
• Planning in winter for a better spring

Every title came in under 60 characters and every image text was 5 words or fewer, well inside the limits.

Make It Yours!

Swap in your product, your link and your buyer.

Write 10 Pinterest pins for this product.

Product: [YOUR PRODUCT AND WHAT'S INSIDE IT]
Link: [LINK]
Who it's for: [YOUR BUYER]

For each pin give me:
- A pin title under 100 characters
- A pin description under 500 characters that reads naturally and works in the keywords people search on Pinterest
- The text overlay for the pin image, 6 words or fewer
- A one-line idea for the pin image

Make each pin a different angle (a feature, a problem it solves, a time of year, a gift idea and so on), not 10 versions of the same pin. No hashtags stuffed at the end, no hype, and don't invent features that aren't in the list above.

The Line You Should Not Touch!

“Don’t invent features that aren’t in the list above.”

Leave that one alone, and list everything that’s actually in your product. The more it knows, the less it guesses.

Full Disclosure

It still guessed a little. Two of the descriptions mentioned harvest logs and garden logs, and neither was in my list. Check every description against what’s really in your product before you pin it.

It also wanders into hype now and then, like “Never miss a planting window again.” Tone those down so you’re not promising what a planner can’t do. Need the listing too? The Etsy listing prompt writes that part.

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Go make your pins. Then try to close Pinterest without scrolling for an hour. (Good luck.)