Carousel Builder

The fastest path from an existing page to a finished deck.

1. 1
   Pick a page with real content

   A product page, a blog post, an about page — anything with actual facts and structure, not just a hero image and a tagline.
2. 2
   Open "Generate with AI"

   Paste the URL in. Leave the brand-color extraction toggle on if you want the deck to visually match the source site.
3. 3
   Generate

   This uses one of your 20 monthly generations. Wait for the scrape and AI generation to complete — it typically takes a few seconds to under a minute depending on the page.
4. 4
   Review before you trust it

   Read through the generated content. AI-generated decks are usually accurate to the source, but always check facts and numbers before publishing anything.
5. 5
   Check the LinkedIn caption

   Open the caption panel and confirm the hook, body, and hashtags actually fit how you'd want to present this. Edit the text directly if anything feels off.
6. 6
   Export

   Once you're happy with it, export as PDF, ready to upload to LinkedIn as a carousel post.

No AI, no account — just the editor.

1. 1
   Load a sample deck

   Pick one from the sample dropdown that's closest in spirit to what you want to build.
2. 2
   Replace the cover

   Edit the `brand` and `cover` sections directly — your name or company, your headline, subtitle, and 3–4 key metrics.
3. 3
   Rewrite the content pages

   Go through each page in the `pages` array and replace the placeholder content with your own — specs, stats, whatever structure fits what you're presenting.
4. 4
   Update the closing page

   Edit the `cta` section with your own headline, a short description, and a real link if you have one.
5. 5
   Write your own caption

   Fill in the `linkedin` section by hand — a hook, a short body, and a handful of relevant hashtags.
6. 6
   Try a different theme

   Switch themes in the selector and see how the same content looks in each. Pick whichever fits your brand best.
7. 7
   Export

   PDF for posting, or standalone HTML if you want an easily shareable, self-contained file.

Getting a finished deck from this tool onto LinkedIn correctly.

1. 1
   Export as PDF

   Use the PDF export button. This opens your browser's print dialog showing only the deck pages.
2. 2
   Save it properly

   Choose "Save as PDF" (rather than printing to paper) in the print dialog, and save the file somewhere you can find it.
3. 3
   Start a new LinkedIn post

   Use LinkedIn's document/PDF upload option when creating a new post — this is what turns a PDF into a swipeable carousel on the platform.
4. 4
   Paste your caption

   Copy the `fullPost` text from the deck's LinkedIn caption panel and paste it as your post's text, above the uploaded document.
5. 5
   Check the preview before posting

   LinkedIn will show you how the carousel renders before you publish — confirm the pages appear in the right order and nothing's cut off.
6. 6
   Post, then track it

   If you're using the social calendar tool as well, add this post as an entry there so you can log its performance once it's live.