The Pink-footed Puffback is a small bush-shrike about 15–17 cm long. It is diurnal in Afrotropical forests and gleans invertebrates from foliage.
It is about 15–17 cm long.
It is active by day in dense forest, taking invertebrates from branches and foliage. It occurs in lowland and mountain forests.
It forages high in trees, eating beetles, grasshoppers and caterpillars.
Its calls include a loud repeated chow chow chow and a dry rattling trrrrrr.
The male has a plain grey back and wings, a pale grey breast and flanks, and dark eyes. The female has a grey crown and nape, a brown back, and a rufous throat and breast.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.