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Pinterest Trends Scraper

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Export Pinterest Trends rankings by country, trend type, interest, and event, with each term's popularity index, weekly, monthly, and yearly growth, and seasonality score.

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📌 What is Pinterest Trends Scraper?

Pinterest Trends Scraper is an Octoparse template that exports Pinterest Trends rankings so marketers and content teams can plan around what people are searching for on Pinterest.

Pinterest Trends shows which search terms are rising on Pinterest in each market. Pinterest Trends Scraper collects those ranked terms by country or region, trend type, interest, and event, with each term's popularity index, weekly, monthly, and yearly change, and seasonality score.

It's one of 690+ ready-made scrapers in the Octoparse Template Gallery, all built and kept up to date by Octoparse, a web data platform.


💰 Pricing

Pinterest Trends Scraper is free to use, with no per-row fee. One trending term is one row, and each country and filter combination returns up to 50 rows. It runs on Octoparse Cloud, which is included in the Standard plan and above (see the Octoparse pricing page).


📦 Output

Each row is one trending term from one Pinterest Trends list. It carries the term's rank, popularity, growth, and seasonality, plus the country, trend type, interest, and event it came from, so lists from different filters stay separate in one export.

Pinterest Trends Scraper returns these fields:

  • Term and rank: term, rank
  • Popularity: normalizedCount, searchCount (relative index; the top term in each list is 100)
  • Growth: weeklyChange, monthlyChange, yearlyChange (shown as on Pinterest Trends, such as -30%, 2,500%, or 10,000%+)
  • Seasonality: seasonalityScore (from 0 to 1; higher means more seasonal)
  • Source list: country, countryInput, trendType, interests, events, endDate (the date of the Pinterest Trends data)
  • Links and status: pinterestTrendsUrl, scrapedAt, error (empty unless that list could not be collected)

⚡ Ready to Start Scraping?

Paste your input, hit run, get structured data.


🎯 Use Cases

  • Plan content around rising searches: Use Growing trends with weeklyChange and monthlyChange to find Pinterest topics that are picking up before they peak.
  • Build a seasonal calendar: Pull Seasonal trends with seasonalityScore to see which terms come back every year and when to publish for them.
  • Compare markets: Run the same trend type for several countries or regions and compare the country column to see which topics travel and which stay local.
  • Brief a category team: Choose an interest such as Home Decor or Beauty, export the top terms with their normalizedCount, and share the ranked list with merchandising or design.
  • Research a holiday campaign: Choose a country and an event such as Halloween, export the list, then open pinterestTrendsUrl for the terms you want to study further on Pinterest.

🐙 Why Octoparse

  • Ready-to-use workflow: Pick markets and filters from dropdowns. Pinterest Trends Scraper runs one Pinterest Trends query for each combination and labels every row with it.
  • Full market coverage: All 26 Pinterest Trends markets are in one list, including regional groups such as Nordic countries and Australasia.
  • Useful results: Growth is exported in the same percentage format Pinterest Trends shows, so the numbers match what you see on the website.
  • Cloud runs: The task runs on Octoparse Cloud, so you can schedule it and collect fresh rankings every week without keeping a computer on.
  • Export and reuse: Export to CSV, Excel, or JSON, and feed the terms into the Pinterest Search Scraper or Google Trends Scraper for the next step.

📝 Input

  • Countries / regions: Required. Choose one or more markets: United States, Great Britain and Ireland, Canada, Southern Europe (GR, IT, MT, PT, ES), Italy, Spain, German-speaking countries (DE, AT, CH), Germany, France, Nordic countries (NO, FI, DK, SE), Benelux (NL, BE, LU), Eastern Europe (HU, PL, RO, SK, CZ), Hispanic Latin America (CL, CO, AR, MX), Colombia, Argentina, Mexico, Brazil, Australasia (AU, NZ), Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Egypt, Turkey, South Korea, Latin America and Caribbean (CR, DO, EC, GT, PE), Eastern Europe and Mediterranean (CY, CZ, GR, HU, MT, PL, RO, SK).
  • Trend types: Required. Choose one list: Top monthly trends, Top yearly trends, Growing trends, or Seasonal trends.
  • Interests: Optional. Choose one or more categories to narrow the list: Animals, Architecture, Art, Beauty, Design, DIY & Crafts, Education, Electronics, Entertainment, Event Planning, Kids' Fashion, Men's Fashion, Women's Fashion, Finance, Food & Drinks, Gardening, Health, Home Decor, Parenting, Quotes, Sport, Travel, Vehicles, Wedding. Each interest is collected as its own list. Leave blank for all interests.
  • Events: Optional. Choose one or more seasonal events or shopping moments: Autumn, Back to School, Bank Holiday, Black Friday, Canada Day, Carnaval, Children's Day, Christmas, Cinco de Mayo, Colombia Moda, Coming of Age Ceremony, Diwali, Earth Day, Easter, Father's Day, Festa Junina, Friend's Day, Golden Week, Halloween, Hanukkah, Hinamatsuri, Hot Sale, Independence Day, Karneval, Lunar New Year, March Madness, Mardi Gras, Memorial Day, Mother's Day, NAIDOC Week, New Year's Eve, Oktoberfest, Passover, Pride, Prom, Rain Season, Ramadan, Respect of the Aged Day, Setsubun, Shichigosan, Sports Day, Spring, Spring Break, Spring Racing Carnival, St Patrick's Day, Summer, Superbowl, Tanabata, Thanksgiving, Tsukimi, Valentine's Day, Victoria Day, White Day, Winter. The list covers every market, but each market supports only some events, and only around their season. Leave blank for no event filter.

Each country is combined with each interest and each event you choose. For example, 2 countries, 3 interests, and no event make 6 lists of up to 50 rows each.


Input and Output

Input

{
  "countries_/_regions": "option-value",
  "trend_types": "option-value",
  "interests": "option-value",
  "events": "option-value"
}

Output

[]

🚀 How to Use

  1. Create a free Octoparse account.
  2. Open Pinterest Trends Scraper and click "Try it!".
  3. Choose your Countries / regions and Trend types.
  4. Optionally choose Interests or Events to narrow the lists.
  5. Start the task. The task runs on Octoparse Cloud.
  6. Review the collected rows, then export to CSV, Excel, or JSON.

⚠️ Limitations

  • Events depend on market and season: Pinterest Trends offers each event only in some markets and around its season. In an October 2026 test for the United States, Christmas and Halloween returned trends, while Black Friday did not. When an event is not available, Pinterest Trends Scraper adds one row for it with the trend fields empty and the reason in the error column, and still collects your other choices.
  • App only for now: All four inputs are dropdowns, and Pinterest Trends Scraper does not accept them through the Octoparse API or Octoparse MCP yet. Start runs in the Octoparse app.
  • Rankings, not history: Pinterest Trends Scraper exports the current ranking lists. The week-by-week popularity chart for each term needs a Pinterest login, so it is not included; open pinterestTrendsUrl to view it on Pinterest.
  • Up to 100 filter combinations: A task can include up to 100 interest and event combinations. If you need more, split them across several tasks.

💡 Tips

  • Start with one market: Run one country with no interest or event first, then add filters once you know which lists you need.
  • Pair events with their season: Choose an event a few weeks before it happens. Far outside its season, an event usually returns an error row instead of trends.
  • Track changes weekly: Schedule the same task every week and compare rank and weeklyChange across exports to spot terms that keep climbing.
  • Keep lists apart: Filter by the country, interests, and events columns before ranking terms across lists, because normalizedCount is relative to each list.

❓ FAQ

Pinterest Trends is Pinterest's public tool that ranks the search terms people use on Pinterest in each market. Pinterest Trends Scraper exports those rankings with each term's popularity index, growth, and seasonality score.

Is normalizedCount the number of searches?

No. normalizedCount is a relative index within one list: the top term is 100 and the others are scaled to it. Use it to compare terms in the same list, not across countries or filters.

Pinterest offers each event only in certain markets and around its season. If the event you chose is not available for that country and date, Pinterest Trends Scraper adds one row with the reason in the error column. Try the event again closer to its season, or choose another market.

No, not yet. Its inputs are dropdowns that the Octoparse API and Octoparse MCP do not pass today, so start runs in the Octoparse app. You can still schedule them on Octoparse Cloud.

Yes. The task runs on Octoparse Cloud, so on the Standard plan or above you can schedule it to collect new rankings on a regular basis. Export each run to CSV, Excel, or JSON.

Pinterest Trends Scraper is free to use, with no per-row fee. It runs on Octoparse Cloud, which needs the Standard plan or above.


🔗 Related Templates

  • Pinterest Search Scraper: You need the actual pins, videos, or boards behind a trending term. Paste terms from the term column into its Search Queries input.
  • Google Trends Scraper: You need Google search interest over time for the same terms. Paste terms from the term column into its Keywords input.