Turn a list of ideas into a swipeable LinkedIn carousel. Edit each slide, pick a theme, and export a ready-to-post PDF, no design tool required.
AI writes the whole carousel — hook, content slides, and a closing CTA. Paste a tweet/X link, or any post's text (Reddit included) to repurpose it, or just describe a topic. Replaces the current slides.
The PDF is what LinkedIn turns into a swipeable carousel: post it as a Document. Everything renders in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
Slide 1 has to work as a stand-alone post. If it doesn’t earn the swipe, the other nine slides never get seen.
Cramming two points onto one slide is why carousels get abandoned mid-swipe. Split it into two.
6–8 slides outperforms 15. Say the thing, then stop — padding a carousel out doesn’t make it more valuable.
The last slide is the highest-intent moment in the whole post. Point it at your profile or a specific ask.
Download the PDF, then start a new LinkedIn post and choose "Add a document" instead of a photo or video. LinkedIn automatically turns each PDF page into a swipeable slide in the feed — that’s the "Document" post type, and it is the native way carousels work on LinkedIn.
Square (1080×1080) and portrait (1080×1350) both render well in the feed. Square gives every slide equal room; portrait uses more vertical space on mobile, where most of LinkedIn is read. This tool exports both.
PDF, for an actual carousel: it uploads as one Document post and LinkedIn handles the swipe mechanic. Use PNG if you want individual slides for a multi-image post instead, or to repurpose a single slide elsewhere.
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