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Free Pinterest Saves

Free Pinterest Saves A save is the only Pinterest action that copies your pin somewhere else. When someone saves your pin to their board, it becomes a permanent part of that board — findable by their followers and by anyone browsing that board months later. YouLikeHits runs on a simple points system: you earn points by saving other members' pins, then spend those points to get your own saved. No bots, no password.

Paste the pin you want saved

Next: create a free account. No password for Pinterest is ever requested.

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Saves Are the Metric Pinterest Actually Cares About

Pinterest behaves more like a search engine than a social feed, and a save is the clearest signal a user can give that a pin was worth keeping. It is also the only action with a compounding shape: a saved pin sits on someone else's board indefinitely, continuing to surface long after the original was posted. Follower counts matter comparatively little here. Saves are where the leverage is.

How a Save Turns Into Points

It works both ways. Save another member's pin and you earn points. Set a payout on your own pin and other members save it to their boards, earning those points back from you. The supply is other members, and you join it the moment you sign up.

Why Board Fit Won't Always Match Your Topic

A save places your pin on a board; it does not guarantee anyone browses that board. Members saving your pin are earning points rather than collecting for a project of their own, so the boards your pin lands on will not always be topically related to it — and topical fit is part of what makes a save valuable on Pinterest. Treat this as a way to get a new pin past zero, not as a substitute for pins that people save because they genuinely want them.

Every Save Is a Person Adding You to a Board

Every save comes from a YouLikeHits member who opened your pin and saved it themselves, because doing so earns them points toward promoting their own content. No bots have ever run on this platform, which is why it has been operating since 2009.

Free Pinterest Saves at a Glance

CostFree. 50 points when you join, plus 400 bonus points for each day you stay active.
Other ways to earnSaving, following, watching and liking other members' content. 300 points per referral who becomes active.
Who saves the pinOther YouLikeHits members, saving manually. No bots or automated accounts.
Password requiredNo. You add a public pin URL and nothing else.
Pin requirementsThe pin must be public. Pins on secret boards cannot be opened or saved by other members.
What a save doesCopies your pin onto the saver's board, where it stays and remains findable.
Controlling the speedYou set the points payout per save. A higher payout gets your pin picked sooner; lower it to slow delivery down.
Running since2009.

How to Get Free Pinterest Saves

  1. 1
    Step 1
    Paste the URL of the pin you want saved into Add/Edit Sites.
  2. 2
    Step 2
    Choose how many points each save is worth. Higher payouts get picked first.
  3. 3
    Step 3
    Save other members' pins, follow accounts and complete tasks to refill your balance.

Free Pinterest Saves: Frequently Asked Questions

No, and you never will. You paste in the public URL of the pin. YouLikeHits has no access to your Pinterest account and cannot pin or change anything.
It copies your pin onto the saver's board, where it stays. Their followers can encounter it there, and anyone browsing that board later can too. It is the only Pinterest action that duplicates your content somewhere new.
Generally yes. Pinterest works more like a search engine than a social feed, so content surfaces on its own merits far more than through follower relationships. If you have limited points, saves are usually the better place to spend them.
Not reliably. Members are saving to earn points rather than to build a collection around your subject, so board fit will be mixed. Topical relevance is part of what makes a save valuable on Pinterest, which is worth factoring into your expectations.
No. Secret boards are not visible to anyone but you, so members cannot open or save the pin. It needs to be on a public board.
Yes. Members can delete a saved pin from their board at any time, the same as any Pinterest user can. Some tidy their boards periodically.
You control it. Your pin sits in a list sorted by the points each one pays out, so raising your payout moves it up and members pick it first.
There is no fixed cap. Your limit is your points balance, and points are free to earn — 50 on signup, 400 for each day you stay active, and more whenever you engage with other members.
Yes. It costs time rather than money. Buying points is optional and nothing on the platform requires it.
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