Make a carousel
Swipeable slides that explain one topic, for Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn, in your client's brand.
- Who can do this
- OwnersAdminsEditors
- Reading time
- 2 min read
A carousel is a post of 3 to 12 still slides that people swipe through. We write the slides from what you tell us, set them in one of ten themes in your brand kit's colours, font and logo, and hand you the images, ready to post.
Start one
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Open Carousels and press New carousel
Pick the client, the brand kit and a theme. You can switch theme later without losing any words.
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Say what it should explain
A topic, and the points to make if you have them in mind. Choose how many slides: the first is a cover, the last says what to do next.
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Add facts and pictures
Prices, numbers, contact details and quotes only ever come from here, exactly as you write them. Pictures are optional; the Photo and Split themes look best with them.
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Press Write the slides
They're written in about half a minute. Writing them doesn't use anything from your plan.
Edit the slides
The slides show in a row exactly as they'll be made. Click one to edit its words, change its layout or picture, move it or remove it, or add a slide after it. Put double asterisks round a key word in a heading to make it stand out in the theme's way. Every change is saved and checked as you type.
Anything that has to be fixed first is shown on its slide: a heading that's too long, an empty field, or a price, number, contact or quote that isn't in your facts. If it's right, press It's correct.
Make the images
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Press Make images and choose the formats
Portrait 4:5 for Instagram and LinkedIn posts, square 1:1 for any feed, and tall 9:16 for TikTok's photo mode and stories. The first time uses one carousel from your plan's month; making them again after an edit is free.
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Download
Each format downloads as a zip with every slide as a PNG and the post's caption with its hashtags in caption.txt, or one slide at a time.
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