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How to Create a New Pinterest Pixel (Tag) ID

This guide shows you how to create a new Pinterest Pixel (Tag) ID, which is required for integrating with Upstack Data.

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Quick Summary

  • Log in your Pinterest Business Manager account navigate to Conversions

  • Under Pinterest tag click Tag Manager

  • Start Tag setup and follow the setup instructions

  • Copy your new generated Pinterest Tag

  • Install the generated tag on your website

  • Verify installation


What is a Pinterest Pixel (Tag) ID?

A Pinterest Pixel (Tag) ID is a unique identifier assigned to your Pinterest Pixel, which tracks user actions (like page views, add-to-cart, or purchases) on your website. It’s what you use to connect your site activity with Pinterest Ads for measurement and optimization.


Steps to Create New Pixel (Tag) ID

Step 1: Sign in your Account


Step 2: Access Tag Manager

  • In the dashboard, click the Menu icon (three horizontal lines) in the top-left corner of your browser window

  • Under Manage business select Conversions

  • Under Pinterest tag click Tag manager


Step 3: Start the Tag Setup

  • Under the Pinterest Tag section, click Get Started if this is your first time

    • Or Add code to create an additional

  • You will be prompted to choose your installation method:

    • Integration partner (e.g., Shopify, WooCommerce)

    • Email instructions to a developer

    • Manual setup (for direct code installation)

  • Follow the setup instructions

Note: Choose Manual Setup (if applicable)

  • Click Skip at the bottom-right to proceed with manual setup.

  • Pinterest will generate a base tag code snippet for you.


Step 4: Copy Pinterest Tag

  • Once created, your Pinterest Tag will appear.

  • Copy this tag, This is your Pinterest Pixel (Tag) ID for Upstack Data integration


Step 5: Install the Tag on your Website

  • Paste the base code into the section of every page

  • Add event codes to track specific actions (e.g., AddToCart, Signup, Checkout)


Step 6: Verify Installation

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