Pinterest, like many platforms, can restrict access. Sometimes it’s regional blocks, IP bans, or suspicious activity flags. Whatever the cause, losing Pinterest access can stall your workflow or kill your inspiration.
Luckily, there is a proven workaround. Using the right proxy gets you back in business fast with no hassle and no headache.
Let us walk you through exactly how to set up and use a proxy with Pinterest on different devices. No fluff, just clear, actionable steps.
Configuring Pinterest Proxy for Chrome
Chrome makes proxy use simple — thanks to extensions. Follow these steps:
Step 1: Use Proxy
Click the proxy icon and log in.
Choose a proxy close to your location to keep Pinterest looking familiar.
Hit Connect — instant connection. You’ll see a green status indicator when it’s live.
Step 2: Open Pinterest
Navigate to Pinterest.
You should now have full access.
Using a Proxy on Windows
Want to skip browser plugins? No problem.
Step 1: Find Your Proxy Info
From your proxy dashboard, copy the IP address, port, username, and password. Keep these handy.
Step 2: Manual Proxy Setup
Open Windows Settings → Search “Proxy.”
Under Manual proxy setup, click Setup.
Enter your proxy IP and port.
Save, then open your browser and visit Pinterest.
Boom. You’re connected.
Configuring Proxy on Android
Your phone can handle this too. Here’s how:
Step 1: Access Wi-Fi Settings
Go to Settings → Network & Internet → Wi-Fi.
Tap your connected network.
Look for Advanced settings or More network settings.
Step 2: Set Manual Proxy
Under proxy settings, switch to Manual.
Enter the proxy IP and port.
Input your username and password when prompted.
Save, then open Pinterest on your mobile browser or app.
Disconnecting Your Proxy
Chrome
Click your proxy icon and hit the red Disconnect button. Simple.
Windows
Go back to Proxy Settings, clear out the manual entries, save, and you’re done.
Android
Switch the proxy setting back to None and save.
Final Thoughts
With these simple steps, you’re all set to bypass blocks, protect your privacy, and enjoy Pinterest without interruptions—no matter what device you’re on. Proxies make it easy to get back to browsing, pinning, and discovering inspiration.