Pinterest Dark Mode for Chrome, Firefox & Safari – 11 Themes

Free Browser Extension by SortPin<br>Pinterest Dark Mode for Desktop — Chrome, Firefox & Safari<br>Pinterest doesn't offer dark mode on desktop — PinDark adds it in one click. A real dark theme in the night colors Pinterest designed for its own app, plus 11 night themes, 8 day themes, AMOLED true black, and no white flash. Free, and 100% private.<br>Add to Chrome — FreeAdd to Firefox — FreeGet for Safari (Mac)<br>Also works in Edge, Brave, Opera & Arc via the Chrome Web Store.

Does Pinterest have dark mode on desktop?<br>No. As of 2026, Pinterest's dark mode is only available in the iOS and Android apps — Pinterest's own help center confirms there is no dark mode setting on pinterest.com in a desktop browser. The only way to get Pinterest dark mode on a PC, Mac, laptop, or Chromebook is a browser extension — and that's exactly what PinDark is.<br>Users have asked Pinterest for a desktop night mode for years. Until it ships one, PinDark fills the gap the honest way: instead of slapping a gray filter over the page, it uses the same night colors Pinterest already designed for its own app — so the result looks like Pinterest built it.

How to turn on Pinterest dark mode in your browser<br>Three steps, about thirty seconds, no account needed: install the extension for your browser, open pinterest.com, and pick a theme. One thing to know: PinDark installs under its store name, "Dark Mode for Pinterest — Themes & Night Mode" — that's the name you'll see in your browser. Here's the exact route per browser.<br>Chrome — plus Edge, Brave, Opera & Arc<br>Open Dark Mode for Pinterest on the Chrome Web Store and click Add to Chrome. Chromium browsers — Microsoft Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, Arc — install from the same page too (Edge asks once to allow it, Opera needs its free "Install Chrome Extensions" add-on) and work the same way on Windows, macOS, Linux, and Chromebooks. Open Pinterest, click the Dark Mode for Pinterest icon in your toolbar, and choose your night theme; the page turns dark instantly.<br>Firefox<br>Install Dark Mode for Pinterest from Firefox Add-ons and click Add to Firefox. Everything works the same as the Chrome version — same 11 themes, same auto night mode, same no-tracking promise.<br>Safari on Mac<br>Download Dark Mode for Pinterest from the Mac App Store (free, requires macOS 26.5 or later), open the app once, then enable the extension under Safari → Settings → Extensions. It's a dedicated Pinterest dark mode extension for Safari — generic dark mode apps treat Pinterest like any other site and miss its layout entirely.

A real dark mode, not a gray filter<br>Most dark mode extensions are all-purpose tools that darken every website the same way — they invert colors, guess at backgrounds, and hope for the best. On a visual site like Pinterest that approach shows: photos can get dimmed or tinted, patches of the page end up mismatched, and new tabs often open with a blinding white flash. PinDark was built for one site only — it dresses the whole page in the night colors Pinterest designed for its own app, and the page loads dark from the very first moment.<br>PinDarkGeneric dark mode toolsHow it themesPinterest's own night colors, shade for shadeA filter that inverts colorsWhite flash on loadNever — dark from the very first momentCommon on every new tabYour pins & photosUntouched, never inverted or dimmedOften dimmed, tinted, or washed outHow much turns darkEverything — menus, sidebar, search, comments, boardsThe whole page by guesswork — mismatched shades, missed menus and popupsPriceFree, everything includedOften freemium with paid tiersData collectionNone — never connects to the internetVaries by vendor<br>Generic tools like Dark Reader or Night Eye are fine for the whole web — but they were never built for Pinterest, and one Pinterest redesign can break them overnight. PinDark does one site, does it down to the last detail, and gets checked and fixed every time Pinterest changes its look.

11 Pinterest dark themes — plus 8 day themes<br>Dark mode doesn't have to mean one shade of gray. Onyx is pure true black for AMOLED and OLED screens; Calico is the neutral dark in Pinterest's own night colors; and then it gets fun: Black Cherry (warm rosewood), Persimmon (burnt orange), Gilded (black & gold), Mocha (coffee brown), Matcha (calm green), Coastal (ocean blue), Indigo (midnight violet), Aura (dreamy purple), and Coquette (pretty in pink).<br>Each night look pairs with a soft daytime face — Apricot, Cream, Latte, Meadow, Sky, Periwinkle, Lilac, or Blush — and auto mode switches between them with your system. Prefer the original Pinterest by day? Keep it untouched and let only the nights go dark. There's also a custom color picker: choose any hue or paste a hex code, and PinDark tints both your day and night themes from that one color.

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