A design-craft skill — design the pin's concept + composition + overlay, produce the brief, and plan the fresh-pin variants. The agent designs + briefs + critiques; a human or image tool makes the raster; WoopSocial publishes the finished pin (image + title + description + board + link).

A pin is a search result in a two-column mobile feed, competing at roughly half a phone screen wide (~236px in the desktop grid). Its job is the save and the outbound click, and it keeps doing that job for months (~4-month lifespan) — so a pin is an asset, not a post. Two rules anchor everything: the visual and the keyword are one unit (this skill owns the visual; pinterest-seo owns the keyword — the keyword goes in the overlay AND the title), and fresh beats frequent reposting — a "fresh pin" is a new image/layout/overlay for the same URL, not a repin, and fresh designs drive ~90% of Pinterest website traffic. Design mobile-first at feed size, always in 2:3 (1000×1500) — other ratios are penalized.

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Feed-size mobile-first (two-column feed, ~236px, ~85% mobile); 2:3 1000×1500 mandatory (other ratios penalized, tall pins truncated); overlay text OCR-read (keyword on the image); lifestyle/in-context imagery; faces optional (product/idea is usually the hero — unlike YouTube thumbnails); safe zones (margins, logo not bottom-right, nothing critical in the bottom of extra-tall pins); fresh-pin economics (~90% of traffic, 3–5 distinct designs/URL, few-day test window); video 9:16 6–15s; idea pins folding into the unified format; brand consistency without clone-stamping: . The pin brief template, design checklist, spec block, fresh-variant plan + worked examples: .

pinterest-pin-design (this) = the pin's VISUAL craft + brief + fresh-variant plan · pinterest-seo = the keyword/search-RANKING layer (they PAIR — the keyword goes in the overlay AND the title) · pinterest-growth = the account strategy/cadence (boards, 72h same-URL spacing, seasonal timing) · design-and-templates = the brand template SYSTEM (the pin template is one asset in it) · ideogram/ canva/nano-banana = render the raster this briefs · thumbnail-design = the same craft for YouTube's 16:9 click decision (different job: click-to-watch vs save-and-click-out).

Reads first: brand-profile + the destination + the keyword from pinterest-seo. Pairs with: pinterest-seo (keyword in the overlay + title), image-prompt → ideogram (in-image overlay text)/ nano-banana/flux (backgrounds), canva (template production), ai-image-editing (crops/cleanup), design-and-templates (the pin template in the brand system). Routes to/from: pinterest-growth (strategy/cadence), content-recycling (which URLs deserve fresh variants), seasonal-and-moment-marketing (45–90-day seasonal lead). Publishes via: scheduling-and-queue → WoopSocial (image + title + description

A 2:3 (1000×1500) vertical concept with one focal point in lifestyle/in-context imagery, parseable at feed size; the pinterest-seo keyword rendered as a bold, high-contrast overlay (≤~6 words, OCR-readable, no caption duplicate); brand-consistent template (fonts/palette/layout) with the logo out of the bottom-right; safe margins and nothing critical lost to tall-pin truncation; 3–5 visually distinct fresh designs planned per destination URL (new image + layout + overlay angle, never a repin/color swap); the right format chosen (static for traffic, video 9:16 6–15s for engagement, multi-slide for awareness) and board covers consistent; the raster briefed to an image tool/designer and the finished pin published via WoopSocial (image + title + description + board + link); the visual honest to the destination; AI imagery disclosed; no fabricated engagement; correctly paired with pinterest-seo and distinguished from pinterest-growth, design-and-templates, and the image tools.