# LinkedIn Carousel Generator Canonical page: https://depost.ai/tools/linkedin-carousel-generator Carousels are LinkedIn's highest-engagement format, and making one should not require a design subscription. Type your slides below, one box per slide with the first line as the heading, then pick a style: Clean, Editorial, Bold, Frame, or Minimal, in any of twelve palettes and eight heading fonts, with your photo or logo on every slide. Download a PDF ready for the composer's document option, with type sized to survive LinkedIn's compression and a phone held at arm's length. Free to use, with no account needed. ## How to use it 1. Type your slides, one box per slide with the first line as the heading. **Add a slide** adds another. 2. Pick a style (Clean, Editorial, Bold, Frame, or Minimal), a palette, and a heading font, and optionally add an author line and your photo or logo. 3. Click **Download PDF** and upload it with the LinkedIn composer's document option, or download the slides as PNGs. ## Questions people ask ### How do I post a carousel on LinkedIn? A LinkedIn carousel is a PDF shared as a document post: in the composer, choose the document option and upload the file this tool gives you. Each PDF page becomes one swipeable slide. That is the entire mechanism, which is why the download here is a PDF and not a zip of images. ### What do the five styles change? The whole layout system, applied to every slide at once. Clean is the working default: left-aligned, an accent rule, the classic how-to look. Editorial adds hairline rules and an oversized slide number, the magazine treatment for ranked lists. Bold opens on a full accent-color cover and runs a numbered chip through the deck, built for opinions and announcements. Frame centers everything inside a bordered card with corner marks, which suits principles and quotes. Minimal is whitespace, one accent dot, and progress dots, for decks that read like a story. Same slides, five different decks, one click apart. ### Can I put my photo or logo on the slides? Yes. Upload one image and it appears circle-cropped beside your author line on every slide, which is what makes a swiped screenshot of slide six still attributable to you. The image never leaves your browser; it is drawn onto the canvas locally like everything else. ### What size are the slides? Square, 1080 by 1080, rendered at double resolution before the PDF is assembled. Square is the shape that uses the most feed space on both desktop and phone without cropping. If you need the slides individually, the PNGs button downloads every slide as its own image at the same quality. ### Why is the type so large? Because LinkedIn compresses documents and phones are small. A carousel is read at arm's length at swipe speed, and text that looks generous in an editor reads as fine print in the feed. The type auto-fits downward for longer slides, and when you see it shrink, that is the slide telling you it carries too many words. ### How do the slides work in the editor? One box per slide: the first line becomes the heading, everything after it becomes the body. That convention matches the carousel content generator on this site, so its output pastes straight in, slide by slide. The cover gets the biggest type and a swipe cue; every other slide gets its number. ### How many slides should a carousel have? As many as it has ideas, usually five to ten. Completion falls as length grows, and an unfinished carousel earns neither the save nor the follow. The tool caps at twelve; if your material wants more, it is probably two carousels or an article. ### Is there a watermark, and is anything uploaded? No and no. The slides are drawn in your browser, the PDF is assembled in your browser, and your photo or logo is read locally and never sent anywhere. The download carries nothing but your carousel. ## More free tools - [Every free tool for LinkedIn and X](https://depost.ai/tools) --- Cite as Depost AI (https://depost.ai/tools/linkedin-carousel-generator). Index of every page: https://depost.ai/llms.txt. Full reference: https://depost.ai/llms-full.txt.