Set descriptions for your images that will perform well in Pinterest search. Include hash tags, keywords, and whatever else your heart desires. Learn more.
Your image’s alt text should be used to describe what the image is, not to add a description for Pinterest. Tasty Pins allows you to do both! Learn more.
Add a hidden Pinterest-specific image on your website front-end with the click of a button. Learn more.
Not every image is perfect for Pinterest. Give your readers fewer, better options for saving to Pinterest by disabling Pinning on certain images. Learn more.
Hover buttons are a great way to remind your readers to save your images. With Tasty Pins you have the option of adding the default Pinterest hover button or a custom Pinterest hover button to your images. Learn more.
The perfect tool for increasing your Pinterest followers! Give your readers the option to follow your account after pinning an image on your site. Learn more.
Automagically add a Pinterest call-to-action banner on the first image in your post Learn more.
Force users to Pin your Pinterest-perfect hidden images with the click of a button. Learn more.
Tasty Pins works hand-in-hand with Elementor, Divi and Thrive page builders. Learn more.
Category pages are great for readers and rankings. Optimize your category pages by adding hidden pins!
Character counts are a small but mighty feature, to help you further optimize those descriptions for what's visible in the Pinterest feed.
Tasty Pins is built with speed in mind. Optimize your images and improve Pinterest sharing all without sacrificing page load speed.
Got questions? We’ve got answers. Tasty Pins customers get unlimited support to solve whatever issues or questions they might run into. We’re here for you!
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"Tasty Pins is a genius plugin that allows you to align the Pinterest and SEO worlds. Fantastic."Kate Ahl / Simple Pin Media
I've been giving Tasty Pins a whirl, and it's pretty straightforward. It takes the hassle out of optimizing images for Pinterest and SEO, which is a time-saver.
The hidden images feature keeps my blog looking clean, and the hover button is a subtle prompt for sharing.
Tasty Pins has been a practical addition to my blogging routine, quietly doing its thing in the background and freeing me up to focus more on content and less on the techy side of things.
After months of struggling to figure out why I was not able to successfully hide a pin in a blog post, and have it selected as the pinned image, I found Tasty Pins, and I am so glad I did. Adding Pins with my desired title and text to each post was a breeze! I highly recommend it to anyone who has a Pinterest strategy for their blog. It will make your life 100 times easier.
Tasty Pins is one of the most useful plugins for WordPress. I especially like that I can set it up so that no matter what picture a reader clicks on to pin, they get an optimized choice that is tied to the other pins from that recipe. It boosts engagement and I love that control!
Tasty Pins save me a lot of time and allow me to create much better and more beautiful pins. It's easy to use and my experience with support was very good. Thanks for making work easier!
I decided to switch to Tasty Pins after dealing with Pinterest problems for months with no solution from their support team. For months, Pinterest kept showing errors whenever I tried to pin directly from my website. Initially, I wasn't sure that investing in Tasty Pins would change anything, but I decided to give it a go as WP Tasty had a 14-day money back guarantee in case it wouldn't change anything.
My first impression of WP Tasty was that their support team was extremely supportive. After dealing with Pinterest support for months with no solution, it definitely felt like a treasure to find a support team who was actually there to try to help.
Although it seems like my problem was rather with Pinterest and the problem remained even when I switched to Tasty Pin, but I found a solution to the problem where I could use Tasty Pin's repin ID to still enable people to pin directly from my website and it was practically a game-changer for my Pinterest problem!
I definitely love the rich features that Tasty Pin has that makes it easier for me to streamline my Pinterest game, even more so when I know that their support team is also super helpful from onboarding process to troubleshooting any problem that I have. Thank you so much! 🙂
I'm absolutely delighted with the Tasty Pins plug-in! It's fantastic to have the ability to “force pin” other Pinterest pins to my blog posts, providing my readers with a variety of Pinterest options right on my blog site.
Setting a separate pin description enables you to properly use the alt tag for the visually impaired as well as for search engine ranking, while still providing Pinterest with optimized pin descriptions.
The alt tag is a hidden description of an image that exists in the page source code. It is used by search engines and the visually impaired to help them understand what is on the page.
Your existing alt tags will remain as they are. You can add Pinterest descriptions and optimized alt tags at your convenience.
Unfotunately, there are a few plugins and themes that don't work well with Tasty Pins. Check out the list here.
It can help! Google uses website accessibility as a ranking factor, so websites that use proper alt tags have better SEO. However, there are many other factors that go into performance on search engines.
We currently have Mediavine Grow and Social Warfare converters that are easy to use. You can get all the details here. Need another converter? Let us know!
There's not. We wanted to build a plugin that was built well and supported well, and both of those things come at a cost that made a free version prohibitive in the long run.
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