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What it does
How the LinkedIn Carousel Designer helps you on LinkedIn
Type your slides, pick your colors
Write a cover line, your slides and an outro, then pick a background and text color. The LinkedIn carousel designer lays out every slide in LinkedIn's 4:5 format with your name, headline and photo, and keeps backgrounds light and text dark so each slide stays readable.
Publishes as a native LinkedIn document
Your carousel goes out as a native LinkedIn PDF document with a clear title, a swipe arrow on every slide and a closing slide with your name. Arabic slides are set right to left in a proper Arabic font.
From idea to scheduled post in one flow
Start your 3-day free trial and exeedin writes the caption from your slides, attaches the PDF and takes you to Refine and Schedule. Post now or pick the best time for your audience.
How to use it
A few steps from start to finished result
Write your cover, slides and outro
Start with a strong cover line, add one slide per idea and close with a call to action. Add or remove slides as you go.
Style it in seconds
Choose a background and text color, pick a next-slide arrow and show or hide your headline and photo. The live preview shows exactly what LinkedIn will show.
Post it on LinkedIn
Press Post on LinkedIn, start your 3-day free trial (no credit card needed) and connect your profile. Your exact carousel opens in the scheduler with a caption written for you, ready to publish.
Who it's for
Built for anyone who wants to grow on LinkedIn
Busy professionals
Turn the checklist in your head into a polished carousel during a coffee break. No templates to hunt for, no export settings, no design skills.
Coaches, consultants and founders
Package frameworks, client lessons and milestones into swipeable slides that show your expertise and are easy to save and share.
Teams and agencies
Keep every client carousel on-brand with readable colors and the same layout every time, without opening a design tool.
Pro tips
- 1
Keep the cover under ten words. It works like a headline: its only job is to make people swipe to slide two.
- 2
One idea per slide. If a slide needs two paragraphs, it should probably be two slides.
- 3
End with one clear ask in the outro: follow, comment or save. A single ask is easier to act on than three.
- 4
Aim for five to eight slides. Enough depth to be worth a save, short enough that people finish the swipe.
Common mistakes to avoid
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Cramming full paragraphs onto slides. Carousels are skimmed on phones, so big type and short lines read best.
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Posting the carousel with no caption. The caption carries the hook that earns the first click into your document.
- 3
Using dark backgrounds with dark text to look edgy. If slide one is hard to read, nobody sees slide two.
- 4
Uploading ten square images instead of a PDF document. LinkedIn shows them as a photo grid, so readers lose the slide-by-slide swipe.
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