How to Create Multiple Pinterest Accounts (Even for Business)

If you’ve been wondering how to create multiple Pinterest accounts—whether for your personal brand, side hustle, ecommerce store, or clients—you’re not alone. Many users need more than one Pinterest profile to manage different niches or businesses, but Pinterest doesn’t exactly hand you a step-by-step manual. 

But here’s the catch: Pinterest doesn’t make it super obvious, and if you try to cut corners, you might run into login headaches or even get flagged. 

Can you have multiple Pinterest accounts? Can they share the same email? And how do you manage them efficiently without being flagged or locked out? 

Let’s break it down—how to set up, switch between, and manage multiple Pinterest accounts without losing your mind (or your access).

Can You Have Multiple Pinterest Accounts?

Yes, you absolutely can have multiple Pinterest accounts. But each Pinterest account must be linked to a unique email address. Unlike having multiple Instagram accounts or multiple Gmail accounts, Pinterest does not allow one email address to manage multiple accounts directly. 

If you’re trying to manage separate niches—say, one account for your interior design business and another for a fitness brand—you’ll need different login credentials for each one.

Can You Have Multiple Pinterest Accounts with the Same Email?

Not exactly. Pinterest doesn’t support creating multiple accounts under a single email. However, you can create multiple Pinterest business profiles under a single business hub, but this comes with limitations and is mostly for ad management. For standard or creative uses, it’s better to create individual Pinterest accounts using different email addresses.

If you’re using Gmail, you can exploit Gmail’s alias trick: [[email protected]], [[email protected]], etc.—Pinterest will see them as different emails, but Gmail will route all notifications to your original inbox.

How to Create Multiple Pinterest Accounts

Step-by-Step Setup

1. Log Out of Your Current Account: If you’re already logged in, log out from your existing Pinterest account.
2. Use a New Email Address: Each Pinterest account must be registered with a unique email. Use another Gmail, Yahoo, or Outlook address.
3. Sign Up Again: Go to Pinterest.com, click “Sign up,” and follow the prompts. You’ll need to choose whether it’s a personal or business account.
4. Confirm Your Email: Pinterest will send a verification email. Confirm it before you begin pinning.
5. Repeat as Needed: If you’re creating three or more accounts, repeat the steps with a new email each time.
6. Use Different Browsers or Antidetect Browsers: If you want to stay logged in to multiple Pinterest accounts simultaneously, you’ll need to use different browser profiles. This is where tools like Multilogin come in. It’s an anti detect browser that allows you to create and manage multiple isolated browser environments—perfect for running several Pinterest profiles without logging in and out repeatedly.

How to Add Multiple Pinterest Accounts on the Same Device

Once you’ve created the accounts, you can switch between them by:

• Logging out and logging into another account manually
• Using separate browser profiles in Chrome, Firefox, or Safari
• Using an antidetect browser like Multilogin, which lets you run multiple isolated Pinterest sessions at once
• Installing different mobile browsers or cloning apps (on Android)

Pinterest does not offer native account switching like Instagram, which is why browser profile isolation is the cleanest method.

How to Manage Multiple Pinterest Accounts Effectively

Managing multiple Pinterest accounts requires more than just logging in and pinning randomly. Here’s how to stay organized:

1. Use Antidetect Browsers

If you’re running client accounts or different personas, use Multilogin. It separates cookies, login history, browser fingerprints, and storage per profile, so Pinterest won’t detect unusual behavior or flag accounts as suspicious. This is especially useful for Pinterest marketers and ecommerce sellers.

2. Schedule Pins Using Approved Tools

Apps like Tailwind or Buffer allow you to connect different Pinterest accounts and manage content in one place. They also give insights into what content performs best for each profile.

3. Keep a Naming and Email Log

Use a spreadsheet to keep track of each Pinterest account, email, password, niche, and audience.

4. Set a Posting Calendar

Create content calendars to avoid overlapping content across accounts. Tailor content for each niche, audience, or business type.

5. Automate With Caution

Avoid using unauthorized automation tools. Pinterest’s spam detection is strict. Always use trusted tools or manual scheduling options.

Can You Have Multiple Pinterest Business Accounts?

Yes, and it’s often necessary for agencies or multi-brand businesses. Each business account must still be tied to a separate email. Alternatively, if you’re running ad campaigns, Pinterest Ads Manager allows multiple ad accounts under one Business Manager. But for content and organic growth, separate business accounts are ideal.

Can You Switch Between Pinterest Accounts on Mobile?

No direct switching, but you can:

• Log out and log in manually
• Use the Pinterest app for one account and a mobile browser for another
• Use app cloners (Android only) to duplicate the Pinterest app for multiple sessions

How to Create Pinterest Business Accounts for E-commerce

If you’re managing multiple dropshipping stores or brand niches, here’s how to do it:

1. Get separate business emails (use Gmail aliases or domain emails like [email protected], [email protected])
2. Use Multilogin to create browser profiles for each store
3. Set up each Pinterest account as a business account
4. Claim your website or store domain inside Pinterest settings
5. Customize each business profile (bio, website, niche-specific boards)

Mistakes to Avoid When Managing Multiple Pinterest Accounts

• Using the same browser session
• Using bots or unverified automation
• Reusing content across accounts
• Sharing login details without proxies or antidetect browsers

Pinterest flags suspicious activity fast. Play it safe by isolating each session.

Why Use Multilogin to Manage Multiple Pinterest Accounts

Most users get stuck switching back and forth between logins, losing cookies, or getting flagged by Pinterest for suspicious activity. Multilogin simplifies this by letting you create separate, virtual browser environments. 

Each Pinterest account thinks it’s running on a completely different device. You won’t need to worry about fingerprint detection, cookie mixing, or being locked out. It’s built for professionals managing multiple social accounts, ecommerce stores, or client brands.

And the best part? You can try Multilogin for just €1.99 for 3 days—perfect to test how smoothly you can run up to 5 profiles at once, with 200MB proxy traffic included.