Carousel Post Maker

Cover, one slide per point, a “2 / 6” track

Nothing is uploadedFree, no sign-upUpdated October 2026
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    Carousel Post Maker: what it does

    Carousels get swiped, saved and shared more than single posts, but designing six matching slides takes time. Here you type a title and your points, and the slides are made for you: a cover with your title, one slide per point with a big number, heading and explanation, and a last slide that asks people to save, follow or visit. An accent line runs along the bottom of every slide, so the slides join up as people swipe, and a “2 / 6” marker moves along it like a progress bar. Add a photo to the cover or to any point, then download all slides in order as PNG images in one ZIP. Everything is drawn in your browser; nothing is uploaded.

    How to use it

    1. Type the cover title, a small label and a subtitle. Add a cover photo if you like.
    2. Add your points: a heading and a few sentences each, one slide per point (up to 8), with an optional photo.
    3. Write the last slide (save, follow or visit), pick the size, your colours and font, and add your logo.
    4. Download all slides as PNG images in one ZIP, or save single slides, and post them in order.

    Tips

    • Make the cover promise something specific: “Four habits for better posts” gets more swipes than “Some tips”.
    • One idea per slide. A heading of a few words and two or three sentences under it is plenty.
    • Five to seven slides in total is the sweet spot: long enough to be worth saving, short enough to finish.
    • Use the last slide to ask for one thing: save, follow, or visit the link in your bio.
    • Upload the slides in the order of their file names (1, 2, 3…), so the marker runs the right way.

    Frequently asked questions

    How do I make a carousel for Instagram?

    Type the cover title, add your points (one slide each) and the last slide’s text, choose 4:5 and download the ZIP. In Instagram, create a post, tap “Select multiple” and pick the slides in order.

    Does it work for LinkedIn carousels?

    Carousels on LinkedIn are usually posted as a PDF document. Download the slides, then put them into one PDF in order with our image to PDF tool, and upload that PDF as a document post.

    How many slides can I make?

    A cover, up to 8 points and a last slide: up to 10 slides.

    Can I add photos?

    Yes. Add a photo to the cover, where it fills the space above the title, and to any point, where it sits above the number and text.

    Is anything uploaded?

    No. Every slide is drawn by your own browser, and your text and photos never leave your device.