like (I'm using one from a 'dead' blog) This is what you see when you want to edit Blogger Template html 3.  Before editing your template, you may want to SHOULD save a copy of it. Download Full Template. 4.  Copy the code from Pinterest 5.  Insert the code in the head section of the blog - that's the bit above the ======== lines.  Below you can see an image of where I put it - just after the &lt;head&gt; code 6.  SAVE the template 7.  Now try to add an image from the blog to Pinterest (you'll need an account to be able to do this). Select Add+ Insert the URL for a blog post into the Add+ window You will then see this message! :) Pinterest tells the pinner that pinning isn't allowed It's simple and quick - so long as you have access to the html code of your website . If you don't I suggest that you write and ask the webhost support team how best to implement the pinterest code for your website. Can I also suggest you SHARE this post with your friends who have Blogger blogs.  They may not bothered - but there again they may prefer to protect their artwork and not have it taken from them for free and without asking. The final concern surrounds copyright, namely the legal ambiguity around what can and can't be shared. Josh Davis at LLsocial points out that 99% of pins are likely to be