How do I connect Pinterest Ads to Google Sheets?
Learn how to connect Pinterest Ads to Google Sheets using CSV imports, scheduled connectors, or a custom API, and compare options and metrics.
Pinterest Ads can reach Google Sheets through a CSV import, a third-party connector, or a custom Pinterest API workflow. For a one-time report, export a CSV from Pinterest Ads Manager; for recurring updates, use a connector or build an API integration.
How do I connect Pinterest Ads to Google Sheets?
For a quick, manual connection, export a report from Pinterest Ads Manager and import the CSV into Google Sheets. In Pinterest, open Campaign Manager, choose the reporting table and date range, then select Export and the report type you want; Pinterest downloads the report as a CSV. In Sheets, choose File → Import and upload that file. (help.pinterest.com)
This route doesn’t require a connector or code, and it works well for a snapshot or occasional report. It is not a live connection: repeat the export and import when you want updated data. For automatic refreshes, use a connector or develop an API workflow.
Can I automate syncing Pinterest Ads to Google Sheets?
Yes. A connector can refresh a Sheet on a schedule, while a custom integration can request Pinterest Ads reports through the API and write them to Sheets. Pinterest supports synchronous reports for smaller requests and asynchronous reports for larger or historical reports; using its API requires business access and appropriate permissions. (developers.pinterest.com)
Choose the schedule based on how often you need updated data, not just how often a tool allows it. A connector is simpler to set up, but it adds a third-party service and its costs or usage limits. A custom API setup offers more control, but requires development and ongoing maintenance.
What tools or integrations can pull Pinterest Ads into Sheets?
Options include manual CSV import, ready-made connectors such as Coupler.io or Supermetrics, and a custom connection to Pinterest’s reporting API. Their setup effort, refresh options, and maintenance differ:
| Option | How it works | Best fit and trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| Pinterest Ads Manager CSV | Export a report, then import the downloaded CSV into Sheets. (help.pinterest.com) | Simple and suited to one-off reports; requires manual updates. |
| Coupler.io | Configure Pinterest Ads as the source, choose a Google Sheets destination, and set an automated refresh. (coupler.io) | No-code scheduled imports; adds a third-party service and may not suit teams avoiding paid tools. |
| Supermetrics | Install its Google Sheets add-on, connect Pinterest Ads, select metrics and dimensions, and run or schedule a report. (workspace.google.com) | Useful for spreadsheet reporting across marketing sources; requires granting the add-on account permissions and using its service. |
| Pinterest API + custom code | Request ad analytics from Pinterest’s API and send the results to Sheets. (developers.pinterest.com) | Offers control over report structure; best for teams with developer support, not people seeking a no-code setup. |
Product features checked November 12, 2026. Connector features and plans can change, so check each provider’s current details before choosing.
Which Pinterest Ads metrics can I export to Google Sheets?
Available metrics depend on the report, connector, and fields you select. Pinterest lists measures such as spend, impressions, Pin clicks, outbound clicks, cost per result, and CTR in its reporting dashboard; its Ads API documents more than 90 metrics for organic Pins and ads, including conversion measures. (help.pinterest.com)
Reports can also be organized by campaign, ad group, or ad, with date granularity such as day, week, or month supported by the API. Conversion results can vary with the attribution settings and reporting window, so check those settings before comparing a Sheet with Ads Manager. (developers.pinterest.com)
