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Plan around what Pinterest says is trending

Seasonal, yearly, monthly and fast-growing searches from Pinterest itself, filtered by topic, with the ones that fit your content marked.

PinSleuth · Seasonal Calendar
Pinterest seasonal trends filtered by the travel topic

What you get

What it does

Four views of what is trending

Seasonal searches that peak at a time of year, yearly risers, the biggest searches this month and what is growing fastest this week.

Filter by topic

Narrow the lists to travel, food, home decor, beauty and twenty more topics, so you see trends in your niche.

Matched to your content

PinSleuth compares trends with the keywords you track and the pins you made, shows which trends you have no pin for yet, and tracks one with a click.

Three steps

How it works

Connect Pinterest

Trends use your connected account.

Open the Seasonal Calendar

The trends sit above the calendar for your own keywords.

Pick a topic

Choose one, then click any trend to explore it in the keyword explorer.

Questions

Common questions

How often do the trends update?

The lists are fetched once a day and shared, so they open quickly.

Why do some trends look off-topic?

With no topic chosen, the lists cover all of Pinterest. Pick a topic to narrow them, and use the matched list on Pin Performance to see only what fits your content.

Keep going

Works well with

Seasonal calendar

When each topic peaks and the date to publish by.

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Content planner

One post idea per topic you do not own yet.

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Keyword research

Pinterest’s own search volumes, trends and related interests.

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