Privacy Policy

Your account is yours. Your downloads stay yours. GoPinSave asks for no login and stores no media. This page explains the little we do record, and why.

Frequently asked questions

Do you store my downloaded videos or photos?

No. Files go to your device; GoPinSave keeps no copy.

Do you need my Pinterest password?

Never. The tool only reads public pins from links you paste.

How long are server logs kept?

No longer than 30 days, for security and troubleshooting only.

The short version

GoPinSave does not ask for your Pinterest account, does not ask for your name or email, and does not store the videos, images, or GIFs you download. You paste a public link, the server fetches that public pin so it can show you a preview, and the file goes to your device — not into an account, a gallery, or a database of yours.

What we do not collect

What we do record, minimally

Running a public web tool requires a small amount of technical logging, and this is all of it:

Cookies

GoPinSave uses no tracking or advertising cookies. If a cookie appears at all, it is a short-lived technical one that keeps the download request working, and nothing more.

Third parties

Pages may pass through standard web infrastructure (for example, a content delivery network) that handles traffic securely. Those providers see the same technical request data any web host sees, and nothing about your Pinterest account — because there is no account involved.

Your choices and contact

Because we hold no account and no media library for you, there is nothing to export and nothing to delete on your behalf — which is the point. If you have a question about this policy, or you believe something here is wrong, write to contact@gopinsave.com and it will be read by a human.

Changes

If this policy changes in a meaningful way, the change will be noted here with a new effective date. The version on this page is the one that applies.