LinkedIn carousel maker

Q: How do I post it on LinkedIn?

Download the PDF and add it to your post as a document , not as an image. That is what gets the pagination and the swipe.

Your slides

One slide per block. First line is the headline, the rest is the body. Separate two slides with a line of three dashes (---), or simply a blank line. Markdown works too: one # heading per slide.

The running line

Recalled above every headline but the cover's. Leave empty for none.

Dressing

Six registers, same slides. Pick the one that sounds like you.

Frame

The native size of the place the picture goes — a network crops what does not fit.

Who signs

A name on the last slide. Leave empty for none.

Handle

Your @ on the network, next to the name.

What to do next

One sentence on the last slide: follow, comment, save.

Brand colour

A hex colour, on the accents only — the progress bar, the markers, the handle. Refused when it does not read on the dressing.

Paste your slides, pick a dressing, download a PDF that LinkedIn accepts as a document post — the organic format with the most reach there. The same slides come back as images, which is what Instagram takes.

What it does, and what it does not

This tool draws and assembles. It does not write. Your slides arrive already worded — by you, or by whichever model you already use — and what comes back is the half that is tedious: the type, the fitting, the line breaking, the page format, and the document assembly.

How to write your slides

One slide per block. The first line is the headline, the rest is the body. Separate two slides with a line of three dashes:

Your opening line
---
The second slide
And what develops it.
---
The closing one

Three dashes is Markdown's own horizontal rule — the same separator Marp, Slidev and reveal.js use — so any language model produces it without being taught anything. A blank line works too, if you would rather not bother.

Questions

What size are the slides?

1080 by 1350 pixels, the 4:5 portrait LinkedIn and Instagram both give the most room to.

How many slides should I write?

Between five and twelve. Fewer gives nobody a reason to swipe; more and few readers reach the end. Twelve is the ceiling here.

How do I post it on LinkedIn?

Download the PDF and add it to your post as a document, not as an image. That is what gets the pagination and the swipe.

And on Instagram?

Instagram takes images rather than a PDF: click any slide to save it, then post them as a carousel.

Is anything stored?

No. The deck is drawn and handed back in the same response. Nothing you paste is written down.

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