bkmacdaddy

Aida B.

leepettijohn

Dee Teal

This plugin allows you to place a widget on your sidebar that fetches the most recent contents of a Pinterest user’s RSS feed and displays the corresponding thumbnail images. You can choose whether to show the description below the image, and you can set the height and width of the thumbnails to fit your theme. You also have the option of showing 4 different sizes of the official “Follow Me On Pinterest” button below the list of your pins.
You can also use this plugin from your theme templates, to display images lists anywhere else on your blog and you can easily give them a fixed size or a maximum size with CSS styling.
Starting with plugin version 1.3, you can also add a list of thumbnails of your Pins to a post or a page in the editor using the shortcode [prw username=”Your Pinterest Username”]. (See FAQs for instructions).
Version 1.4 adds the capability of showing pins from a specific board in the widget or shortcode, rather than just all of the latest pins from a specific user. (See FAQs for instructions).
Note: This plugin is heavily based on the Image Feed Widget plugin created by Yorik van Havre (https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/image-feed-widget/). As of version 2.0 it also utilizes the jQuery NailThumb script for image resizing (http://www.garralab.com/nailthumb.php) and no longer utilizes the timthumb.php script.

Pinterest RSS Widget

A widget to display thumbnails and titles of the latest Pinterest Pins from a specific user via their Pinterest RSS feed

mrsztuczkens

Rob W

redearthdesign

Alexandre Simard

If you’re looking for an easy way to pin images in your blog posts and pages, this plugin will help you with that. It highlights images and adds a “Pin it” button over them once the user hovers his mouse over an image. Once the user clicks the “Pin it” button, the plugin shows a pop-up window with the image and a description. Everything is ready for pinning, although the user can alter the description.
The plugin allows you to:
<ul>
<li>choose from where the pin description should be taken </li>
<li>choose which pictures shouldn’t show the “Pin it” button (using classes)</li>
<li>choose which pictures should show the “Pin it” button (all images, post images, images with certain class(es))</li>
<li>choose if you want to show the “Pin it” button on home page, single posts, single pages or category pages</li>
<li>disable showing the button on certain posts and pages</li>
<li>choose transparency level depending on your needs</li>
<li>use your own Pinterest button design</li>
</ul>
Once you activate the plugin, it’s ready to go with the default settings – button appears on all images within the body of your posts/pages that aren’t marked with “nopin” or “wp-smiley” classes.
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If you want to learn more about the plugin, visit its website: https://highfiveplugins.com/jpibfi/jquery-pin-it-button-for-images-documentation/
(This plugin is not related to or endorsed by Pinterest or its affiliates)

jQuery Pin It Button for Images

This plugin is easy.  EASY. To use.  In less than 5 minutes you can declare which images on your site via a simple CSS selector string.  Anyone with some jQuery or CSS education will be able to master this in minutes.  I'll keep this tool handy on other projects.

Kudos!

Super easy and simple to use

Highlights images on hover and adds a Pinterest "Pin It" button over them for easy pinning.

Pinterest RSS Widget vs jQuery Pin It Button for Images