Printable Craigslist-Style Seller Affiliate Pin Maker

A printed roundup card is a gift to a buyer who just bought a dresser and has no way to get it home. This maker exports your affiliate pins at print resolution, so the same ranked list that earns clicks on Pinterest becomes a card you can hand over at the meetup.

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Name the budget or the winner, like Best earbuds under $50.

Who the top pick is for. Leave empty to hide.

Picks and prices

Required when a link earns you a commission.

Color theme

Stock photos — click to use in your pin

Brand kit saved once, used everywhere

Brand colors

How to make printable Craigslist-style seller affiliate pin

  1. Build the roundup with picks and prices

    Fill in the three items you recommend and what they cost. On a printed card the prices belong on the image — the reader is holding it, not scrolling past it, and the number helps them decide on the spot.

  2. Use high-resolution photos of the gear

    Print shows every soft edge. Shoot the items in daylight at full camera size, or use the listing photos you already have. The layout keeps the photo sharp at postcard size.

  3. Download the print-res PNG

    Export the 1000 × 1500 PNG and use it twice: upload it to Pinterest with the destination set to your roundup post, and print the same file at postcard size on matte card stock.

Tips for printable affiliate pins

Build the roundup with your picks and prices, use high-resolution photos and download the PNG. Pin it online with your affiliate links in the post, and print a stack at postcard size for sale tables, meetups and packing-day handouts.

Hand a roundup card to every buyer of a big item

Anyone buying a bookcase needs a dolly and moving blankets. A printed card with your ranked picks and prices is useful in that exact moment, and it earns the click later when they sit down to buy the gear. Keep a small stack with your sale-day supplies and hand one over with every large purchase.

Print at postcard size on matte stock

Postcards survive a day in a glovebox and matte stock around 80 to 100 lb does not curl at the corners of a busy table. Glossy cards photograph well but slide off stacks and show fingerprints by noon. Print once, handle all weekend.

Put prices on the printed card

On Pinterest prices go stale and live in the description instead. On paper, the card is read once and acted on quickly — the price is exactly what the reader wants in their hand. Print a fresh batch whenever a price changes; the editable design makes re-exporting a minute of work.

6 craigslist-style seller affiliate pin title ideas

PRINTABLE GEAR GUIDE

MOVING DAY CHECKLIST

SUPPLY LIST FOR FLIPS

BUYER HANDOUT

SHOPPING LIST TO GO

GEAR GUIDE PRINTABLE

Printable craigslist-style seller affiliate pin FAQs

Can I print these affiliate pins?

Yes. Each pin downloads as a high-resolution PNG that prints cleanly at postcard size. Use the file as a Pinterest pin and as a handout at sales, meetups and pickups — one download serves both.

Should the printed version show prices?

Yes. A printed card is read in the moment, so prices help the reader decide immediately. When a price changes, edit the design and print a fresh batch — re-exporting takes a minute.

What should the card link to?

Your roundup post, since that is where the affiliate links live. On a printed card, include the site name or a short URL so the reader can find the list when they get home.

Do I still need the disclosure on a printed card?

Yes, whenever the links earn you a commission. The maker includes a disclosure line you can toggle on, and it prints as clearly as it appears on the screen version.

Is the high-res download free?

Yes. No sign-up, no watermark. Build the roundup, download the print-resolution PNG and use it on Pinterest and in print at no cost.

Is this pin maker really free with no watermark?

Yes. Every layout, size and export is free, with no sign-up and no watermark on the PNG. The only branding on your pin is the site name you type in.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. Photos are processed inside your browser tab and never sent to a server. Closing the tab discards them.