Carousel maker Words in. Carousel out.
Paste your text or add photos, and download the slides as PNGs or one PDF. Free. No sign-up. Your slides never leave your browser.
Your carousel.
A sample. Edit it to make yours.
Carousel slide size: 1080 × 1350 px, 4:5.
Questions.
What does this carousel maker do?
It makes the slides of a carousel: paste your text and each paragraph starts a slide (long paragraphs continue on the next), write over the sample, or start from your photos. Then download the slides as PNGs, one file or a .zip, or as one PDF with a page per slide.
What size is a carousel slide?
1080 × 1350 pixels (4:5) by default, the tall shape feeds show without bars. Square 1080 × 1080 and wide 16:9 are here too. Every slide in a carousel is the same size, up to 35 slides.
Where do I post a carousel?
Anywhere that takes several pictures in one post: post the PNGs in order. LinkedIn shows a PDF as a carousel people swipe through, so post the PDF there as a document; the LinkedIn carousel maker shows how it looks in LinkedIn’s feed. For 1080 × 1920 TikTok photo posts, use the TikTok slideshow maker.
Are my slides uploaded?
No. The slides, the PNGs and the PDF are made in your browser. Nothing you write or add is sent anywhere or stored, and the page sets no cookies.
Are the files what Flaghand posts?
Byte for byte. This page draws with Flaghand’s own slide renderer and writes the PDF with Flaghand’s own export, the same code Flaghand uses before a post is approved and posted.
Making one for LinkedIn? The LinkedIn carousel maker shows it in LinkedIn’s feed, and the LinkedIn PDF carousel guide posts it. The image sizes guide has each network’s picture sizes.