Make your Pinterest pins capture the audience's attention at first sight with pre-made customizable templates in LightX. Edit like a pro and boost the following like never before!
How to Make a Pinterest Pin?
Select a Pinterest Template
LightX provides multiple premium and free Pinterest templates for you. To choose one, open LightX and click on ‘Templates’ followed by clicking on 'Social', and then ‘Pinterest‘. Whichever Pinterest template you now like, just tap on it to use it.
Customize the Template
After selecting the template, customize it as you like. Resize for different social media platforms, upload your own images or from Stock, change the background, and insert relevant stickers and illustrations. Add text using text templates, such as Highlights, Lower Third, and many more.
Save and Share
Finally, add the finishing touch and click on ‘Export’ to save your Pinterest Pin to your device. Or, tap on ‘Share’ to upload it directly from LightX on different social media platforms.
Pinterest Pin Size
There is always talk around the perfect Pinterest Pin size. With LightX you don’t have to worry about getting it wrong because you just have to select the social media platform for which you want to design. The rest is taken care of by LightX. You can also select the 2:3 Aspect Ratio of the templates which is the perfect Pinterest Size. All you have to do is let your creativity flow while designing the pins.
Change the Background Color
Posting on Pinterest is a great way to promote your website or blog. So while designing, take care that you are using the same colors as your brand. With LightX’s editable and customizable design templates, it is very easy to change the background color. Just select the image or the color that you want to replace and select a new one from the palette.
Apply Filters
Found the perfect picture for your pin but still not satisfied? Simply apply a filter! LightX has a variety of filters to apply to your pictures and images. Apply the polaroid filter for a saturated look. Apply the Sepia filter for an old-timey look on your pictures, or apply the classic Grayscale filter for the dramatic look. Other than this, you can also make manual adjustments to the pictures like correcting the brightness, exposure, hue, saturation, or tint.
