A fresh pin is a new image, even when it links to a page you have pinned before. Publishing a steady flow of them is one of the simplest ways to keep an account growing, but planning it by hand gets messy fast: which post is next, how many designs are left, and did you already pin that link this week?
This planner does the scheduling for you. Paste your posts, choose how many fresh pins you will make for each and how many you want to publish per day, and set a minimum gap between pins for the same link. It returns a dated list you can follow, import into a spreadsheet as CSV or add to your calendar as an ICS file.
How the schedule is built
The planner fills each day in order. For every open slot it picks the post with the most pins still to publish that has not been pinned within your minimum gap, which spreads every link across the whole schedule instead of bunching all of one post's designs together. If no post is allowed on a day because of the gap, that slot is left empty and the planner moves on.
You can skip weekends if you only pin on weekdays. The summary shows the total number of pins, the last day of the plan and how many days had open slots, which tells you when adding posts would help.
Making enough fresh pins to fill it
The easiest way to fill a schedule is to make several designs for each post in one session. The pin variations generator gives you ten starting points from one title, and the bulk pin maker designs many pins at once.
For holiday content, check the start dates in the seasonal pin planner and put those posts at the top of your list.