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How to See Your Scheduled Pins on Pinterest (2026 Step-by-Step)
July 21, 2026 · 7 min read
Finding your scheduled Pinterest pins takes different steps depending on whether you use the native Pinterest scheduler or a third-party tool. Here is exactly where to look.
To see scheduled pins in Pinterest's native scheduler: go to your Pinterest Business account, click the calendar icon or navigate to Business Hub and select the Scheduler tab. In third-party tools like RaisePIN or Tailwind, check the Queue or Calendar view in your dashboard — scheduled pins show there with their planned publish date and status.
How to see scheduled pins in Pinterest's native scheduler
Pinterest's built-in scheduler is available inside any Pinterest Business account. To access your scheduled pins: log into Pinterest, click your profile picture in the top-right corner, and select Business Hub from the dropdown menu. In the left sidebar of Business Hub, click Scheduler. This view shows all pins you have scheduled through Pinterest's native scheduling tool.
The Scheduler tab displays your upcoming scheduled pins in chronological order, each showing the pin image, title, target board, and planned publish date and time. You can scroll through all pending pins and see exactly what is set to publish and when.
To edit a scheduled pin before it publishes: hover over the pin card in the Scheduler view and click the pencil icon, or click the three-dot menu and select Edit. You can modify the title, description, board assignment, destination URL, and publish time. Click Save to confirm changes.
To delete a scheduled pin: hover over the pin in the Scheduler view and click the trash icon, or use the three-dot menu and select Delete. The pin is removed from the queue and will not publish. To reschedule it, you will need to create it again through the Create Pin flow.
How to see scheduled pins in RaisePIN
In RaisePIN, scheduled pins appear in the Calendar view inside your company workspace. Navigate to your company (brand) dashboard and click Calendar in the left navigation. The calendar shows a month view by default with color-coded events for draft, scheduled, published, and failed pins.
Scheduled pins are shown with a specific color (typically blue or green depending on your theme) on their planned publish date. Click any calendar event to open the pin detail view, where you can see the generated image, title, description, board assignment, scheduled time, and current status.
To see a list view instead of calendar view, switch to the Agenda or List mode within the Calendar — this shows all scheduled pins in chronological order with their metadata. This view is useful for bulk review sessions where you want to scan upcoming content quickly without navigating day by day.
If a pin failed to publish, it will appear in the calendar with a red or error status indicator. Click the failed pin to see the error reason and republish it to a new scheduled time. Monitoring failed pins once per week is a recommended practice to prevent gaps in your publishing cadence.
How to see scheduled pins in Tailwind
In Tailwind, your scheduled pins live in the Queue view. Click Publisher in the left navigation, then select Queue. This view shows all pins in your scheduling queue in the order they will publish, with the date and time for each slot. The queue is organized by scheduled time rather than by board, so you can see your full upcoming publishing schedule at a glance.
Tailwind also offers a Drafts view (under Publisher > Drafts) where pins you have created but not yet added to the queue appear. Pins in drafts are not scheduled — they require you to add them to the queue before they will publish.
To edit a queued pin in Tailwind: hover over the pin card in the Queue view to reveal action icons, then click Edit. You can change the image, description, board, and whether the pin uses SmartSchedule or a fixed time. To remove a pin from the queue: hover over it and click the X icon. The pin moves back to Drafts rather than being deleted.
The Tailwind calendar view (Publisher > Calendar) shows your scheduled publishing slots visually by week. This view is useful for verifying that your pins are distributed across the week consistently and checking for any days with unusually high or low scheduling volume.
How to see scheduled pins in Later
In Later, scheduled Pinterest content appears in the Visual Planner and the Calendar view. Click on Pinterest in your channel selector and switch to the Calendar view to see all scheduled pins with their dates and times. Later shows a month view by default, with each scheduled pin appearing as an event on its planned publish date.
Click any scheduled pin event in the Later calendar to open a detail panel on the right side, showing the pin image, caption, board, URL, and scheduled time. You can edit any of these fields and save changes before the pin publishes.
Later also has a Media Library view where all your uploaded images appear, including ones already scheduled versus ones in your library awaiting use. Scheduled images show a calendar icon indicating they are in the queue. This view is useful for managing your image library alongside your schedule.
If a pin fails to publish in Later, Later sends an email notification and marks the pin with an error status in the calendar. Navigate to the failed pin, check the error message (typically a connection issue or board restriction), and republish to a new time once the underlying issue is resolved.
Why monitoring scheduled pins matters
Checking your scheduled pins is not just about seeing what is coming — it is about catching problems before they become gaps in your publishing cadence. OAuth tokens between Pinterest and third-party tools expire periodically. When they expire, scheduled pins fail to publish silently unless you are monitoring the queue status.
Most scheduling tools send email notifications for publishing failures, but notification emails are easy to miss. Building a weekly queue review into your content operations routine — 5 to 10 minutes to scan scheduled status and verify the next 7 days look correct — is a more reliable failsafe than depending on email alerts.
Seasonal lead time management is the other reason to review scheduled pins regularly. Pinterest surfaces content 45 to 60 days before seasonal peaks. If you are running a Christmas campaign, checking your queue in early October to confirm seasonal pins are scheduled for October and November — not December — is exactly the kind of oversight that weekly queue monitoring catches.
Board restrictions are the most common cause of bulk scheduling failures. If Pinterest restricts or removes one of your boards, all pins scheduled to that board will fail. A queue review that catches this early lets you reassign those pins to a functioning board before the publish window passes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I see my scheduled pins on Pinterest?
In Pinterest's native scheduler: log into Pinterest Business, click your profile picture, and select Business Hub. Then click Scheduler in the left sidebar. All pins scheduled through Pinterest's own tools appear here with their planned publish dates. Pins scheduled through third-party tools like RaisePIN or Tailwind appear in those tools' dashboards, not in Pinterest's native Scheduler tab.
Why can't I see my scheduled pins on Pinterest?
If you scheduled pins through a third-party tool (RaisePIN, Tailwind, Later), they will not appear in Pinterest's native Scheduler tab. They are managed in that tool's own dashboard. Pinterest's native scheduler only shows pins scheduled directly through Pinterest. Also verify you are logged into the correct Pinterest Business account, as scheduled pins are account-specific.
How do I edit a scheduled pin on Pinterest?
In Pinterest's native scheduler: go to Business Hub > Scheduler, find the pin, click the three-dot menu on the pin card, and select Edit. You can change the image, title, description, board, or scheduled time before it publishes. In RaisePIN: open the Calendar view, click the scheduled event, and edit the draft. In Tailwind: open the Queue, hover over the pin, and click Edit.
Can I delete a scheduled Pinterest pin before it publishes?
Yes. In Pinterest's native scheduler: go to Business Hub > Scheduler, hover over the pin, and click the trash icon or select Delete from the three-dot menu. In Tailwind: open your Queue and hover over the pin to reveal the delete option. In RaisePIN: click the event in the Calendar view and select Delete. Deleting a scheduled pin removes it from the queue — it will not publish.
How far in advance can I see scheduled Pinterest pins?
Pinterest's native scheduler shows all scheduled pins regardless of how far ahead they are scheduled. Third-party tools also show the full queue with no time limit on how far in advance you can view or schedule. Most tools display scheduled content in a calendar or list view where you can scroll through upcoming weeks and months.
Do scheduled Pinterest pins show in my profile before they publish?
No. Scheduled pins are not visible to other Pinterest users or on your public profile until they are published. Only you (and your team members if using a business tool) can see them in the scheduling dashboard before the publish date. They appear on your boards and in Pinterest search only after they have been published.