A carousel splits one idea into a few slides that people swipe through. This carousel maker gives you ten templates, five slide sizes and up to 20 slides. Type your text or paste a whole outline, add your own photos and logo, then download a PDF for LinkedIn, PNG or JPG images for Instagram, or a slideshow video. You need no account to design and export, and the slides carry no watermark. Your work is saved in this browser as you go, so you can close the tab and pick it up later.
From an outline to finished slides
Start from a template and write each slide's text. You can add, duplicate, delete and drag slides into a new order, with undo and redo along the way.
To skip the retyping, import plain text: put a line with three dashes (---) between slides and each block becomes one slide.
With a Social media studio account, the AI option can also draft the slides from a topic or from text you paste. It uses your caption credits, and the editor tells you so before it sends anything.
Templates, sizes and branding
Ten templates set the layout, type and colors: Quiet Minimal, Modern Editorial, Studio Notes, Gallery Frame, Color Block, Midnight Focus, Step by Step, Paper Card, Bold Signal and Mono Brief. Switching templates keeps your text, images and settings.
Five sizes cover the common feeds: 1080×1350 (4:5) for LinkedIn, 1080×1080 square, 1080×1440 (3:4) for Instagram and Threads, 1080×1920 (9:16) for Stories and TikTok, and 1920×1080 (16:9) for presentations.
You can change the palette and font, choose standard, emoji, headshot or image layouts, add swipe labels and background patterns, and brand each slide with your name or logo.
Export for LinkedIn, Instagram or video
For LinkedIn, the PDF is the usual format when you post yourself: upload it as a document post and LinkedIn shows each page as a slide.
For Instagram, for scheduled LinkedIn carousels and for the other networks that post carousels as images, download the slides as PNG or JPG files in one ZIP, or a single PNG of the slide you are on.
The video export plays the slides in order as a silent slideshow, saved as MP4 where your browser can record it and as WebM elsewhere. It records in real time, so keep the tab visible until it finishes.
Saved in your browser
Projects save automatically in this browser while you work, and you can keep named drafts and style presets. They stay on this device and are not synced to an account, so export the project file to move it to another computer or to keep a backup.
Images you add are resized in the browser to at most 2048 pixels on the longest side. They are never uploaded to our servers.