What feature allows multiple users to contribute pins to a board?

The feature that allows multiple users to contribute pins to a board is called a group board. A group board has one owner, who can invite other Pinterest users to add, organize, and sometimes comment on pins.

Group boards are useful for collaborative planning, such as collecting wedding ideas, organizing a trip, assembling classroom resources, or sharing recipes with family. The board’s subject can be anything, but its defining feature is shared contribution rather than simply allowing others to view the content.

A common mix-up is confusing a group board with a shared board. “Shared board” is understandable casual wording, but “group board” is Pinterest’s established feature name and the canonical quiz answer. “Team boards” and “community boards” are not the standard Pinterest labels.

Pinterest itself is organized around pins and boards: pins are individual pieces of saved content, while boards are collections built around a theme. Group boards add a collaborative layer to that otherwise personal organizing system.