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Everything you need to create professional LinkedIn carousels that drive engagement.

Quick Start Guide

1

Sign Up or Log In

Create a free account or sign in with Google to access the carousel editor.

2

Create a New Carousel

Click "Create a new carousel" on your dashboard. Pick "Write it yourself" or "Generate with AI".

3

Add Content Blocks

Drag and drop building blocks like titles, code blocks, steps, key points, and images onto your slides.

4

Customize Your Theme

Personalize colors, fonts, and branding to match your style or company identity.

5

Export & Share

Download your carousel as a PDF, or with Pro as PNG images or standalone HTML. Upload the PDF directly to LinkedIn!

6

Organize Your Carousels (Pro)

Group carousels by client, language or series: "New folder" in the sidebar, then "Move to folder" in a carousel's menu. "All carousels" still shows every one.

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Building Blocks

  • Title & Subtitle - Create compelling headlines
  • Code Block - Syntax-highlighted code in 30 languages
  • Steps - Numbered step-by-step guides
  • Key Points - Bullet lists for quick tips
  • Images - Add visuals and diagrams
  • Grid Layout - Arrange content flexibly

Export Options

  • PDF - Multi-page document, perfect for LinkedIn. On Free, slides carry a Carouselr watermark
  • PNG Images - Individual slide images (Pro)
  • HTML - Standalone web pages (Pro)

LinkedIn Tip: Upload PDFs directly to LinkedIn posts for the best carousel experience. Each page becomes a swipeable slide!

Themes & Branding

  • Color Palettes - Customize primary, secondary, and accent colors
  • Section Styling - Header, content, and footer themes
  • Custom Branding - Add your logo and author info
  • Per-Slide Themes - Different themes for different slides

Aspect Ratios

  • 4:5 Portrait (recommended) - Takes more screen space in the LinkedIn feed
  • 1:1 Square - Classic square format
  • 16:9 Landscape - Presentation-style slides

Tips for Engaging Carousels

1

Start with a Hook

Your first slide should grab attention and make people want to swipe.

2

Keep It Focused

One main idea per slide. Don't overwhelm your readers.

3

Use Visual Hierarchy

Big titles, supporting text, and clear spacing guide the eye.

4

End with a CTA

Tell readers what to do next: follow, comment, share, or visit a link.

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