How To Use the Pinterest Pin Pack
Have you purchased my latest product, the Pinterest Pin Pack? Or are you thinking of getting it? Wherever you are in your journey, here is a mini-guide designed to help you customize the Pinterest Pin Pack Canva Template and make it your own!
As you know, the Pinterest Pin Pack has over 80 Pinterest Pin Design Templates that you can choose from. These templates will help make it easier for you to just plug your image or text in and download the images for pinning!
Same with any other Canva template, customizing this template is as easy as 1-2-3! Let’s get started!
1. Access the Pinterest Pin Pack Template
After purchasing the Pinterest Pin Pack Template, you will receive a PDF file containing three links.
A link to the Canva Template
A link to this guide
A link to a folder with 50 images you can use for your pins
All you need to do is click on the link to access the Canva template to get to this page. The next step? Just smash that “Use Template” button!
2. Rename the Pinterest Pin Pack Template
This is a step you can skip but I would highly recommend that you do. After clicking on the “Use Template” button, you would access the template and it is named “Copy of Pinterest Pack Templates”. Now, you can rename it to something else that will help make it easier to find the template pack, you can even add it to your folder.
3. Change color palette and font
To make it your own and reflect the brand colors you already established, you just have to go to Styles to change the color palette and even the font you want to use for the pins
4. Add Text and Images
Now, to start creating your pins. You just have to copy and paste the text you have already prepared OR just start typing the text you will use on the pin. The Pinterest Pin Pack also has buttons/ call to actions. So ensure that you change those as needed and also update the website!
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After
5. Add Images
Now, for the templates with image grids like the one below, all you have to do is drag and drop images! Here’s a sample before and after of the templates!
Before
After
6. Adjust the transparency of the overlay block
Some images have an overlay to help the text pop more while you get creative with your background image. This is done so you can capture the attention of pinners while making your headline stand out. If you want to adjust the transparency to fit your color palette, just click on the layer and increase or decrease transparency based on your preference.
7. Download and pin!
Now that you are done with the editing, you can either remove or add a few more elements (if you have any brand elements that is unique to you) OR download the images and pin to your Pinterest account or schedule via Tailwind!
That’s it! Now, get ready to remove the overwhelm in creating pins with this Pinterest Pin Pack. This pack will help you create 12 pins in less than five minutes (I gave it a try for step five above and those pins were made under five minutes).
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