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Notice that your search terms have been turned into keywords (“shoes,” in this example). You can add more keywords to refine your search by clicking in the search bar, typing more terms in, and pressing the “Enter” key (or clicking a keyword suggestion in the drop-down menu that appears) or by clicking one of the suggestions directly below the search bar. Boards: all boards whose names contain your search terms Pinners: all users on Pinterest whose names contain your search terms Your Pins: all pins on your boards only that contain your search terms All Pins: all pins that contain your search terms

If you click on a keyword or search for your exact search terms, a results page will appear. You can click the four buttons above the results to filter them by: As you do so, Pinterest will suggest keywords, boards, or users that match your search terms.Ī suggestion with a picture beside it represents either a board or a user. If you click on one, it will take you directly to that board, or to that user’s main page.Ī suggestion with nothing beside it is a keyword. Clicking it will take you to a results page, where you can further refine your search (more on this in the next step). You can also do this by pressing “Enter” on your keyboard to use your exact search terms as a keyword. Pinterest employs a unique system called “guided search.” If you don’t find exactly what you’re looking for on your first try, your search terms are stored as keywords. From there, you can add/remove keywords (either your own or ones that Pinterest suggests) until you narrow down your search enough to find what you’re looking for.Ĭlick in the search bar next to Pinterest’s logo (it’ll say “Search”) and type in what you’re looking for. Fortunately, there are simple-to-use tools available to you that make it easy to find whatever strikes your fancy! How to search on Pinterest The pins you see when browsing through your main page on Pinterest are interesting and all, but sometimes they’re a little repetitive or not useful, and maybe you sometimes find you’re looking for something a little more specific.