Write where inspiration happens
A polished editor opens directly over Pinterest, isolated from Pinterest’s CSS.
Add private notes while you browse, retrieve them inside Pinterest search, and connect related Pins into projects you can actually act on.
A polished editor opens directly over Pinterest, isolated from Pinterest’s CSS.
Search notes and tags from the dashboard or alongside Pinterest results.
Checklists, backlinks, and a visual graph turn references into a working plan.
Real words from people using Notestopin to bring context back to Pinterest.
“been looking for this, thx!”
“So convenient to be able to leave personal notes on pins again.”
“…has been a game changer.”
A focused toolkit for the context, decisions, and next steps that a Pin alone cannot hold.
Write Markdown, format headings, add tags and checklists, preview your note, then Save or Save & close with clear feedback.
When you search Pinterest, matching private notes can appear in their own section—with a settings shortcut if you prefer to turn it off.
Press the link button and search your saved Pins directly inside [[ ]]. See images before linking and follow backlinks later.
Insert checklists in one click, toggle tasks from preview, and open a dedicated Checklists view across your library.
Explore linked notes as a graph. Zoom, pan, inspect media on hover, Shift-drag to select nodes, and move a group together.
Stack tag filters, search instantly, handle video Pins, select on hover, bulk-delete with one confirmation, and export to Markdown or JSON.
These are real screens from Notestopin 0.11.34, filled only with synthetic demo notes. The interface stays focused, responsive, and consistent from Pinterest to the dashboard.
Open any Pin, write what caught your attention, and add the tags or next steps that future-you will need.
Search words, #tags, and [[links]] from your library—or see matching notes while searching Pinterest.
Connect references, complete checklists, inspect backlinks, and export the result whenever you want.
Use the native Notestopin Android app, or add “Note this Pin” to the iPhone Share Sheet with an Apple Shortcut. The Pin arrives in a focused editor ready for your context.
Local-first today: mobile notes export directly into the desktop extension.Notes, tags, links, and Pin metadata live in Chrome’s local extension storage. Notestopin does not upload or maintain a server-side copy of your note content.
The extension and this homepage automatically follow your browser language. You can switch at any time.
Start free. No signup. Your existing Pinterest workflow stays exactly where it is.
Add Notestopin to Chrome For desktop browsers that support Chrome extensions