A new capability added to Word and OneNote makes its integration with Pinterest all more exciting. Users who have an account with both the services can leverage this capability to paste the URL of any Pinterest Pin on a OneNote note or Word document. Let’s see how it’s done.
Embed a Pinterest Pin in OneNote
Pinterest showcases a vast library of content. As such, an option to embed pins into a digital note-taking app like OneNote could help users quickly discover relevant study material, save them for creating lesson plans or distribute them to others in OneNote Class Notebook.
- Log in to your Pinterest account.
- Discover the relevant content using the search bar.
- Right-click the image when found.
- Select the Copy link address option.
- Open the OneNote document.
- Embed the pin at the desired location.
The OneNote-Pinterest integration enables Word and OneNote users to embed Pinterest Pins into their documents, via a simple cut and paste process.
Log in to your Pinterest account.
Look for the relevant content by using the Pinterest Search option.
When found copy the URL address of the content.
Open OneNote Windows app.
Search for the document where you would like to embed the pin.
Right-click in the empty space and select the paste option.
Hit Enter when done. You’ll notice that the action, when confirmed, will render it as a live interactive embed, similar to how other Microsoft apps like Word for web support.
This way, you can now create pages, sections, and even entire notebooks chock-full of Pins!
This integration works in the following versions of Microsoft OneNote
- OneNote for Windows
- OneNote 2016
- OneNote on Mac
- OneNote on iPad
- OneNote on Android
- OneNote Online
Embed a Pinterest Pin in Word
Similarly, it also works with Word for the web versions.
The image above is sourced from Microsoft and explains the simple process.
With this change, Microsoft hopes to bring together three great apps educators love.
Hope it helps!
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