Postfalcon now schedules posts to Pinterest, bringing the total to 9 live platforms: Mastodon, Bluesky, Facebook, Instagram, Threads, Telegram, YouTube, TikTok, and Pinterest.
It connects the normal way — click Connect on the Accounts page and go through Pinterest's own OAuth login — using an access level that's open to any registered app, not the partner-approval-gated tier Pinterest also has.
Connecting Pinterest
A Pinterest Pin is always an image (there's no text-only Pin type), so every post to Pinterest needs a photo attached. At connect time, Postfalcon picks your account's first board automatically — there's no board-picker yet, so if you use multiple boards, all of your scheduled Pins will land on that first one for now.
Postfalcon posts the image straight from its own upload URL, so there's no separate upload step; the post's text becomes the Pin's description.
It works everywhere else, too
Cross-posting, recurring posts, and the calendar all treat Pinterest like any other platform. Analytics is the one exception for now — Pinterest has no metrics adapter yet, so its posts stay unmetered on the Analytics page, the same honest gap Telegram and TikTok already have.
Head to Accounts to connect it.