OAuth 2.0; publicly unavailable

Pinterest remains behind the provider readiness gate.

Pinterest is not publicly available in OpenPost. Standard API access and current live certification are required before connection or publishing can be claimed.

This page is for people deciding whether OpenPost fits their Pinterest publishing workflow.

Implemented: Adapter code exists; public connections are intentionally unavailable

Hosted service certification: No Hosted service provider-format certification claim is current.

Your social app may need approval before it can publish.

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Formats and limits

Different formats, different rules.

OpenPost checks the text and media rules for the format you choose.

Public availability

Text: Unavailable
Media: Unavailable

Format	Text	Media
Public availability	Unavailable	Unavailable

Provider limits and scope

Standard API access is required for production use
Public Hosted availability requires current exact-subject live evidence
No Pinterest operation is advertised as available today

Connect and test

Set up Pinterest in three checks.

1
Operators may configure a Pinterest app only for controlled development or certification work.
2
Keep public connection, publishing, discovery, and analytics operations disabled without current evidence.
3
Use the provider readiness ledger before changing any public availability statement.

Known limits

What can still block a post.

Trial access is for development and certification, not public production use.
An adapter, configured credential, or mocked test is not a readiness claim.
OpenPost exposes no public Pinterest claim without a current certification projection.

Account requirement: A Pinterest app with Standard access, exact scopes, runtime controls, and current live certification.

Verification: Do not connect or publish for public accounts until Standard access and every readiness gate pass with current live evidence.

Use the current callback address, permissions, and media setup.

Social network developer pages change. The OpenPost guide lists the settings and checks you need now.

Read the Pinterest guide