Making Pinterest carousels for your (or other people’s) products is a pain because of the hassle in getting the various product view images.
Not any longer! Get them all in one fell swoop and drag them to your desktop ready for your carousel. You also get the link to the product placed on your clipboard ready for pasting.
Confirmation dialog after clicking the bookmarklet
The provided link always uses your referral id and a tracking code with date appended so you know what works and how long it takes. If you’re in the Promoter program and promoting your own product, make sure the link is clean (instructions given)
Get the bookmarklet here and read more about it: [Zazzle Open All Product Views Bookmarklet – NiftyToolZ](https://niftytoolz.com/other-nifty-tools/zazzle-open-all-product-views-bookmarklet “The “Open All Product Views Bookmarklet””)
Watch a 4min youtube video tutorial on getting the bookmarklet and using it to create a Pinterest carousel: https://youtu.be/nxbZw9hCjfc
Here’s the Pinterest carousel created in the tutorial: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/332562753746987361/
As usual, I’m happy to answer any questions - ask away! 
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Hi Mark,
Thank you very much for this new tool!
Just thought I’d share a few things after using it.
On the latest version of Google Chrome, I’m unable to get all the product views to pull up (it’s because of the ad blocker … gotta figure out how to disable it).
On the latest version of Microsoft Edge, I’m able to disable the ad blocker directly from the http:// address field and all the product views pull up properly. However, the link (with my ?rf= associate ID) can’t be copied to the clipboard, for some mysterious reason.
When I drag and save each photo, they’re all called “view”. Would it be possible to have them automatically named “view1”, “view2”, “view3”, etc., or is this something that can only be achieved (manually) on my end?
Thanks again!
Thanks for that great feedback @WHS_Designs
(btw I’'ve updated the bookmarklet - delete the old one get the new one here: https://niftytoolz.com/other-nifty-tools/zazzle-open-all-product-views-bookmarklet )
Chrome: It might be that it’s not allowing the bookmarklet to open new tabs / windows. Here’s how to allow them:
allowing pops-ups for Zazzle in Chrome
It’s similar in Firefox and other browsers.
As for the naming of the images when you drag them to your desktop… the names used are outside my control. Using Firefox or Chrome on a Mac results in a filename of _ view _ for the first one dragged to the desktop.
When you drag subsequent ones to the desktop, initially they also get called _ view _ but behind the sccenes, because that would cause a filename conflict, the Mac automatically renames the second dragged image to _ view-1 _ and so on.
I hope that helps 
Mark,
Thank you for the detailed explanations. I’ve installed the updated bookmarklet, and disabled the ad/pop-up blocker in Chrome (interestingly, I did not get a warning yesterday, but today I did).
I was able to have all the views pull up in different windows, but for both browsers, I still get this message
I thought it might be my use of Dark Mode, but after toggling it off, I still get the same message.
Note: this is not a big deal, as I can put my ?rf= code in after the product link manually.
Thank you!
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Yeah, it’s a Chrome thing, @WHS_Designs . Anyways, I’ve updated the bookmarklet to put the link at the top of every product view page. Just copy and paste it from there.
Updated bookmarklet is available here (delete your old one first): https://niftytoolz.com/other-nifty-tools/zazzle-open-all-product-views-bookmarklet
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done! and thanks again for your ingenuity and tools! 
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Glad you like them - they keep me busy when I’m not designing 
They say that a change is as good as a rest
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Thank you @HightonRidley for your efforts! It’s working great and it really is a big time saver when creating pins!
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@HightonRidley
hi Mark,
I haven’t used the AllProductViews bookmarklet in quite some time, so when you have a moment, could you please update it? (I’m guessing that more “tinkering under the hood” has rendered postage stamp-sized results from the use of your tool).
Many thanks!
W.H.
I’ll take a look tomorrow (UK time)
@HightonRidley
whoops! I see that you did, and it works just fine (my bad).
thanks, Mark!
