You may have violated Pinterest’s Acceptable Use Policy. If your account gets suspended, you’ll receive an error message when you try to log in. Common security measures include adding two-factor authentication, connecting your account to Google/Facebook, making sure your email address is up to date, and changing your password regularly. Once you have your account back, it’s smart to add some extra layers of security to prevent your account from being compromised again. If your account is connected to Google or Facebook, you can log in through those sites. To recover your account, reset your password.

Activities like logins from unusual locations, many logins in a short period, or spam-like behavior. If Pinterest notices strange activity on your account, they’ll send you an email, reset your password, and log you out of the account. Pinterest won’t allow you to reset your password with a password that you’ve recently used, and you’ll have to log back in on all the devices that you use Pinterest on. Click the link in the email and type in a new password. Then select your account and check your email for the password reset. You can request a password reset by going to /password/reset and then searching for your username, name or email address. If you’ve forgotten your password, Pinterest can send you a link that will allow you to create a new password. You can use the hint to log back into your account or request a password reset. The hint will be listed by your profile picture.

First, go to /password/reset, then enter your username, name, or any possible email addresses you might have used for the account. If you can’t log in and have also forgotten the email address, Pinterest can give you a hint.

The email address you used to create your account and is the first thing listed in the settings.

Pinterest login account