Top Premium Pinterest-Like WordPress Themes

Pinterest is still a popular social network that allows you to save websites and images as Pins, which are then displayed in Boards that you can name and customize. This is really great for saving visual items for inspiration. Whether you’re planning a wedding or a home remodel, Pinterest can serve you well.

Since the board style is engaging, capturing some of this Pinterest magic for your own site might be preferable. Thankfully, there are several Pinterest-like WordPress themes out there that mimic the look and feel of this card style.

Pinterest-like themes capture the essence of Pinterest – a masonry style grid portfolio or blog where posts include a thumbnail of the featured image and a short blurb from the article.

Below are a collection of themes that are Pinterest-like in their style, as well as all of WordPress’s fantastic and easy to use features. This list specifically focuses on premium themes (not free) so if you are looking for a free solution, sorry but you’ll need to look elsewhere.

1. Total

Total is  a super clean and modern WordPress theme designed for the new age. While this theme includes many features to build your own custom layouts, it’s easy to add a large masonry grid to display all your posts (with infinite scroll support).

You can publish standard posts, videos, audio, quotes and galleries. A responsive theme beyond on your dreams, Total will look amazing no matter what device or monitor size you view the site on. The theme is very easy to use, well coded and fast!

Have a look at the Olivia or Mason demos for nice examples.

2. Neva

Neva (affiliate link) is a lovely WordPress theme that comes with 15 different homepage layouts, one of which features a Pinterest style. It can be used for most site types, including e-commerce, and would work especially well for an online publication or online store.

It includes 7 font icons sets, a one-click demo importer, tons of shortcodes, and multiple page templates so getting a new site up and running is easier than ever. It also includes the WPBakery Page Builder, so you can build a custom site without having to touch a line of code. It also includes the Slider Revolution plugin and has support for gallery, masonry, and portfolio layouts and sliders. Neva costs $75.

3. SKIN

SKIN (affiliate link) is another fantastic WordPress theme that allows you to create a website with Pinterest sensibilities. It supports gradient backgrounds, a circled post slider, GIF support, and tons of social media integration and social icons that makes it easier for your visitors to share your content. This theme also includes built-in AdSense support, which makes setting up an advertising program easier.

Other features included color-coded categories, pop-up ads, Google Font support, fullscreen search, and special boxes, which are similar to sidebars but more free floating. SKIN is currently priced at $52.

4. Tactile

Another Pinterest-like WordPress theme worth considering is Tactile (affiliate link) . This one is a truly multipurpose offering that could be used for just about any type of site. Parallax effects make for a smooth transition between sections. Animations offer engaging page transitions. With video backgrounds and a customizable mega menu, you can create a beautiful-looking website that can be used for a portfolio, blog, or online store.

It also has multiple header layouts, a custom logo, slider options, as well as heater and footer widgets. It also includes WPBakery Page Builder, LayerSlider Responsive WordPress Slider plugin, and 40+ shortcodes. You can get Tactile from Envato Market for $69.

5. Pin

Pin (affiliate link) is another lovely WordPress theme that makes it easy to create a Pinterest-like website. It’s based on HTML5 and CSS3, offers quick load times, and a responsive layout that looks good on all devices. Some truly standout features include fly-out navigation for mobile devices, a masonry or grid style layout, multiple navigation options, live search, and Google Snippets support.

This theme also has a review system built-in, drag-and-drop editing capability, one-click demo installation, unlimited forms, and front-end user submission. Users can also edit and modify their submissions. With CopyScape integration for plagiarism checking, email notifications, and full security integration, you can create a site that accepts user submissions easily and that looks great, too. The Pin theme is priced at $59.

6. Hazel

Hazel (affiliate link) is another multi-purpose WordPress theme that includes a Pinterest style layout as one of its 35 demos. You can install these demos with a single click to start working on your new site. It includes demos for portfolios, business sites, agencies, blogs, online stores, and more.

This theme includes numerous layouts for titles, headers, menus, and more. And with included shortcodes and parallax effects, sliders, sticky menus, video backgrounds, custom logos, search, AJAX page transitions and more, you can’t go wrong here. It even comes with WPBakery Page Builder, LayerSlider REsponsive WordPress Slider Plugin, and supports WooCommerce. Hazel is available from Envato Market for $69.

7. PinThis

PinThis (affiliate link) is another WordPress theme with a Pinterest layout worthy of your consideration. It has tons of customization options that allow you to create a truly custom look. The design here is flat and modern, which can be adapted for any number of industries and the theme itself has been optimized for speed and SEO.

This theme is responsive, includes most standard post formats, and supports touch sliders and images. With support for CSS3 animations, social icons and sharing, custom logos, custom menus and widgets, and child themes, PinThis offers a robust feature set that’s sure to meet the needs of anyone who requires an image-heavy site. This theme is priced at $49.

8. Tamashi

Or, you might want to consider Tamashi (affiliate link) , another Pinterest like WordPress theme that prioritizes displaying your portfolio pieces in an artful way. It would work well for agencies, freelancers, and photographers alike, packing in tons of portfolio features with unique attributes like horizontal scrolling, fullscreen, split sliders, and more.

This theme also uses one-click demo installation, responsive design, shortcode support, various page templates, as well as the inclusion of WPBakery Page Builder and Slider Revolution, two staple plugins for robust site-building. Tamashi is currently priced at $75.

9. Pinboard

The aptly named Pinboard (affiliate link) theme is another Pinterest style option worth looking at. This WordPress theme allows you to turn your site into your own pinboard, with an auto stacking layout and infinite scroll, to boot!

This theme is responsive and supports several different grid layout options. You can post multimedia to this layout or standard posts — it’s up to you. You also have the option to display recent posts, an author bio, a welcome message, and more. Pinboard is available from Themify, starting at $59.

10. Pinshop

Another Themfiy selection is Pinshop (affiliate link) . This Pinterest like WordPress theme is similar to Pinboard but is designed specifically with online shops in mind. It combines the great features of Pinterest (auto stacking layouts and infinite scrolls) with e-commerce features to make a cohesive design and functional experience.

This theme includes WooCommerce support, an Ajax shopping cart, product sliders, custom navigation, social media icons, widgets, animated buttons, theme skins, child theme support, and more. You can get Pinshop for $59 to start.

11. Pinstagram

Pinstagram (affiliate link) is still another WordPress theme option that includes Pinterest style features that allow for the lovely display of image and media posts. It uses a grid layout that is intuitive to navigate and does a good job of displaying all your information front and center.

A few features included here are unlimited color schemes, Google Fonts, widgest, support for shortcodes, and more. Plus, there are unlimited backgrounds, social media sharing options and icons, as well as AdSense positioning. The code is also clean, optimized, and designed to load quickly. Pinstagram is available from MyThemeShop for use on three sites for $197.

12. Pinfinity

Pinfinity (affiliate link) is the last WordPress theme on our list and it, like the others, is feature-rich and worth considering. This theme is responsive and has a clean layout, so it looks great on all devices. It includes multiple post formats and supports most page builder plugins including Elementor, Divi, and Beaver Builder, so you can go in and make tweaks to the layout and page templates if you so choose.

This theme includes full support, is updated frequently, includes one-click demo installation, documentation, and it’s easy to customize. It also has a “most loved” feature that allows your most popular posts to be displayed all together for your visitor’s convenience. Pair all of this with speed optimization, SEO optimization, and compatibility with popular plugins, and you have a theme that might be the right choice for displaying your visual content. Pinfinity is available from CSSIgniter for $39 to start.

13. Keen

Keen (affiliate link) is a minimal masonry blog WordPress theme available on the Creative Market, and created by Tienvooracht. This theme is simple but elegant and includes lots of great premium features such as color options, custom font options, a built-in portfolio, social links widget, retina support and much more. And because it’s a premium theme, you’ll also receive support for the theme from the author which is great to have in-case you run into any bugs.

14. 1Page

1Page (affiliate link) is a premium masonry blog and magazine WordPress theme for sale on Themeforest, but designed by An-Themes. This theme includes a wonderful drag & drop gallery, unlimited colors, unlimited sidebars, masonry layout, infinite scroll, a ratings & review system, custom widgets and more. Additionally the theme is translation ready and fully responsive – so no matter where or how users access your site, they can read each and every post you add.

Conclusion

Which Pinterest like WordPress theme will you choose? Now that you have a healthy selection of Pinterest inspired themes to choose from, you can hopefully come with a decision. Ultimately, it comes down to what you want out of your site and what features best speak to your current needs.

Regardless of which theme you select, we wish you the best!