Sync Products to Pinterest

Omega Feed helps you create a structured XML feed URL to export your Shopify products to Pinterest Catalogs.

• XML Feed Only: The app generates a dynamic feed URL. You can copy this link and paste it into your Pinterest Business Center to upload your catalog.
• API Sync Notice: Please note that Omega Feed does not support a direct API connection for Pinterest yet.

📍 Navigation: From Shopify Admin: Sidebar → Omega Feed → More channels →  Pinterest

🛠️ Step-by-Step Feed Setup

Step 1: Getting Started

• On the Pinterest tab, click Create feed now

• Or Create new feed if you already have existing feeds.

Step 2: Configure Feed Settings

1. Feed name: Enter a clear name for your feed (up to 50 characters) so you can easily recognize it in your list.

2. Target Market Settings
3. • Use store default settings: Automatically applies your primary Shopify store's domain, country, currency, and language.

• Target a specific market: Manually select your target Market, Country, Currency, and Language (Requires a Scale plan or above; supports product translation integrations).

3. Product & Variant Selection

Product source: Choose to sync your

• All products
• Filter by Products from collections
• Group by Products in specific tags, or Pick individual products one by one (Requires a Scale plan or above)

Variant selection: Decide whether to export All variants of a product or the First variant only.

4. Schedule Auto-Sync

Configure how frequently the app should automatically update your feed:
Set your preferred interval frequency:

• Weekly

• Daily (Requires a Scale plan or above)

• Hourly (Requires a Scale plan or above)

5. Availability Rules

Control your feed based on product stock status:

• Skip out-of-stock products: Check this option to automatically remove sold-out products from your feed.

Step 4: Preview & Finalize Feed

This last step shows a full summary of your settings and a quick preview of your products before you sync them.

1. Review Setup Summary

Each section includes an Edit link that lets you return directly to the corresponding configuration step to apply updates:

• Products: Displays the selected product sources (e.g., All products).
• Schedule: Shows the configured synchronization interval and execution time (e.g., Weekly - 16:45).
• Market: Displays the targeted localized market and currency pairing (e.g., US - USD).
• Mapping fields: Indicates the exact number of attributes currently mapped to Pinterest attributes (e.g., 27 mapped).
• Language: Specifies the configured feed language dialect (e.g., en).
• Custom rules: Lists active rule logic applied to modify standard catalog behavior (e.g., No rules).

2. Live Product Preview

Below the summary, product cards show your items as they will appear on Pinterest Business Center, including the image, name, price, and stock status.
Product Details Review: Click on any product card to open the "Fields sent to your feed" window.

This shows the exact product details that will be sent to Pinterest Business Center, divided into two main groups:

• Essential Fields: Shows basic information like ID, Title, Description, Availability (e.g., in_stock), Condition, Brand...
• Media: Shows the main Image link and other product images hosted on Shopify.

3. Save and Sync Buttons

After checking your preview, choose one of the options at the bottom-right corner:

• Done Setup: Saves your current configuration without generating the link right away. The app will automatically generate your XML feed URL later based on your auto-sync schedule.
• Sync: Saves your configuration and generates your XML feed URL immediately.

📊 Monitoring & Managing Feeds

After successfully finalizing your setup, the feed instance will appear on the Pinterest feed list page. You can monitor and control active sync operations using the following structured management table:

Feed List Summary Table

Updated on: 06/08/2026