Pinterest Importer

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Pinterest Importer allows you to connect to your Pinterest.com account; to grab all your pins (including from secret boards); and to import them in WordPress. The difference with other plugins is that it is not based on the (very limited) official Pinterest API; which also requires SSL. This means that you can make a full backup (instead of getting only the last x pins); but it also means the plugin may broke one day or another. Better use it quick ! Nice GUI Uses a custom post type, which makes it easy to use specific theme templates or capabilities, etc. Get pins from your boards, secret boards, and likes; but also from public boards by other users Assign a WordPress category to each of your board (or let us handle it automatically) Supports both image & video pins; and sets automatically the corresponding post format Downloads original HD images from pins Can be used on an ongoing basis : pins will not be imported several times Displays the original pin data in a metabox (Pinterest Log) Set pin creation date as post date Handles hashtags, which are converted to post tags Donate! It truly took me a LOT of time to code this plugin. If it saved you the time to backup manually a few hundred (or more!) pins, please consider converting this time into a donation. This would be very appreciated — Thanks ! Instruction Go to Pins -> Pinterest Account Follow the steps Enjoy ! Contributors Contributors are listed here Notes For feature request and bug reports, please use the forums. If you are a plugin developer, we would like to hear from you. Any contribution would be very welcome. TO DO use wp_update_term_count() ? seems posts count for categories is not updated. add source in post content should be optional a trashed pin should not be considered existing ? use some ajax functions (Pinterest queries, etc.) bug when creating ‘pinim_boards_settings’ : last board settings are not saved, so it is detected as new board when the page refreshes. Localization