Pinterest Search is a key platform for users to discover content aligned with their needs.The article focuses on enhancing the search relevance model at Pinterest.A 5-level guideline is used to measure relevance between queries and Pins.The model architecture involves using a cross-encoder language model for classification.Various text features like Pin titles, descriptions, and image captions are utilized for representation.Knowledge distillation is employed to create a lightweight student relevance model from the teacher model.Semi-supervised learning is utilized to train the student model on a large dataset with billions of rows.Offline experiments demonstrate the effectiveness of different language models and text features.Online A/B experiments show a significant improvement in search feed relevance with the new model.The article concludes with plans for future work to enhance the Pinterest search relevance system.