Practical Pinterest research tool
Pinterest
Keyword Planner
Keep the Research Behind Your Pin Ideas.
Have useful keyword ideas scattered across notes and tabs? Keep the phrases you research, their sources, search intent, seasonal observations, and destination pages together, so your next Pin starts with a clearer plan.
$7 one-time purchase · Excel companion included
Your work saves on this device and in this browser only. It won’t appear on your phone or another computer. Use Download or Print to keep a copy.
Collect Your
Researched Phrases
Keep the Source
With Each Idea
Record Intent
and Seasonality
Connect Phrases
to Your Content
Excel Companion
Included
What This Tool Helps You Do
A phrase is more useful when you remember where you found it and what it could help someone find. This planner gives those details a home. Record your own Pinterest research, note what you observed, and connect each phrase to a real page or content idea.
- Keep researched phrases and sources together
- Consider what the searcher wants to do
- Record seasonal and search observations
- Connect your research to useful destinations
Keep the source.
Plan with purpose.
What’s Included
A research setup, an expandable keyword table, and an optional AI sorting prompt.
A focused research setup
Define your niche, destination or content category, and research region. Keep your keyword work tied to the audience you serve.
An expandable keyword table
Record each phrase, source, intent, seasonal observations, what appears in search, and the destination or group it belongs with.
An optional AI sorting prompt
Turn your collected notes into a prompt for your own AI assistant. Ask it to organize your evidence and flag gaps, not invent results.
Flexible ways to keep your work
Save in this browser, print your plan, or export the table as CSV. A separate Excel companion is included with the tool.
Perfect For You If…
For bloggers, sellers, and service providers who want their Pinterest content to start with organized research.
How You’ll Use It
Collect the evidence yourself, then use the planner to turn it into a working record.
- 1
Choose your research focus
Enter your niche, content category, and region so your notes stay connected to a clear purpose.
- 2
Collect phrases and sources
Research on Pinterest and record the wording you actually find. Keep the source with each phrase.
- 3
Add context and a destination
Note intent, seasonal observations, and what appears in search. Connect the phrase to relevant content.
- 4
Organize and keep your plan
Review the table or build the optional sorting prompt. Save locally, export CSV, or use the separate Excel companion.
Why It Matters
Organized notes help you turn research into content decisions instead of collecting phrases you never use. This planner keeps your evidence together; it does not fetch live keywords, measure search volume, track rankings, or promise more traffic. Check your observations and update them as needed.
Connect the ideas.
Create with purpose.
Does it find keywords for me?
No. You research the phrases and enter your findings. The tool organizes your work; it is not a live Pinterest keyword database.
Do I need to use AI?
No. The planner works without it. The optional prompt uses the evidence you supply, and you review any suggestions before using them.
Where does my work save?
See the saving note near the top of this page. CSV exports and the included Excel workbook are separate working copies.
14-Day Refund Window
Try the Pinterest Keyword Planner with confidence. If it isn’t right for you, contact support@wahmn.com within 14 days of purchase to request a refund.
Bring Your Pinterest Research Into One Clear Plan
Keep the phrase, the evidence, and the next content idea together, ready for your next Pin.
$7 one-time purchase · Excel companion included
Your work saves on this device and in this browser only. It won’t appear on your phone or another computer. Use Download or Print to keep a copy.
Thoughtful
content.