Is the LinkedIn carousel maker free?

Yes. Free PDF downloads go up to 720p with a small watermark. Paid plans from ₹499 a month remove it.

How do I post a carousel on LinkedIn?

Download the PDF, start a post on LinkedIn, choose Add a document, upload the PDF and give it a title.

How many slides should a LinkedIn carousel have?

Usually 6 to 10: a hook, one point per slide, and a call to action at the end.

Can I use templates for the carousel?

Yes. The 4:5 templates share the carousel's shape. Change the canvas to 1200 × 1500 in Settings if you start from one.

Can I add my photo and name to every slide?

Yes. Save them in the brand kit, or design them once and duplicate the page.

Can I reuse the slides on Instagram?

Yes. Export the pages as images and post them as an Instagram carousel.

Can I write the carousel in Hindi?

Yes, with a font that supports the script. Check the preview before downloading.

Why does LinkedIn show my PDF blurry?

Upload the full-size PDF and keep text large. Very small text can look soft on phones after LinkedIn processes it.

Can I edit the carousel after posting?

LinkedIn doesn't let you replace the PDF in a posted document. Edit the design, download a new PDF and post again if needed.

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LinkedIn Carousel Maker
swipeable posts, one PDF.

Make LinkedIn carousels online with a free LinkedIn carousel maker. Design each slide as a page at 1200 × 1500, keep one idea per slide, and download the whole carousel as a PDF to upload as a LinkedIn document post that people swipe through.

How it works

Free plan to try it
Works in your browser
Finish the design in the same tab

4:5 LinkedIn carousel size: 1200 × 1500
one page per slide: Pages
upload as a document post: One PDF
your face, colours and handle: Brand kit

How it works

How to make a LinkedIn carousel
in 3 steps.

01
Open a carousel canvas
Click Make a carousel for a 1200 × 1500 page, or start from a 4:5 template on this page.
02
Add a page per slide
Write a hook on page one, one point per page after it, and a call to action on the last. Duplicate pages to keep the look.
03
Download the PDF and post
Download all pages as one PDF. On LinkedIn, start a post, add a document, upload the PDF and give it a title.

What it does

Everything the linkedin carousel maker does, in one tab.

LinkedIn carousel size 1200 × 1500

Portrait 4:5 slides fill the most of the LinkedIn feed on phones, where most people read.

LinkedIn PDF carousel in one download

Every page downloads together as one PDF, which LinkedIn shows as a swipeable document post.

Slides that match

Duplicate a slide to keep its layout, then change the words. The whole carousel looks designed.

Personal brand on every slide

Put your photo, name and handle on each page with the brand kit, so a shared slide still credits you.

Big, readable text

Heavy headline fonts and clear body text that read on a phone without zooming.

Templates in the same 4:5 shape

Business, tips, education and hiring templates are 4:5, the same shape; resize to 1200 × 1500 in Settings if you start from one.

Made for

Who uses the linkedin carousel maker, and for what.

01
Founders and professionals
Lessons learned, frameworks and "how I did it" stories.
02
Coaches and consultants
Step-by-step guides and checklists that show expertise.
03
Recruiters and HR
Hiring posts, culture slides and interview tips.
04
Students and job seekers
Project summaries and portfolio highlights.

How to make a LinkedIn carousel people swipe to the end

LinkedIn shows a PDF upload as a swipeable carousel, and these document posts are some of the most-saved posts on the platform. Here's how to make one people finish.

Slide 1 is the hook

The first slide decides whether anyone swipes. Make a clear promise in big type: 7 mistakes I made in my first startup, How to write a cold email that gets replies. Add your photo and name small, so people know who it's from.

One idea per slide

Each slide makes one point, in a short headline and one or two lines of explanation. If you need a paragraph, split it into two slides. Most good carousels have 6–10 slides.

Make it readable on a phone

Most people read LinkedIn on their phone. Use large headline text and keep body text short. If you have to zoom to read it, it's too small. Our readable text guide has the details.

Keep a consistent design

Pick one layout and duplicate the page for every slide. Same fonts, colours and margins; only the words change. Save your colours and a text style for your name in the brand kit. Our carousel design guide covers layouts that work on any platform.

End with an action

The last slide should tell people what to do: follow you, comment with their answer, save the post, or visit a link. Repeat your name and photo here.

Upload as a document

Download all pages as one PDF. On LinkedIn, start a post, choose Add a document, upload the PDF and type a document title — it shows above the carousel. Write a short post text that teases slide one.

Write the post text

The text above the carousel gets the click into it. The LinkedIn post generator drafts post text with a hook and a question to start comments.

Reuse it on Instagram

The same 4:5 slides work as an Instagram carousel. Export the pages as images and post them — see the Instagram carousel maker.

What's free

Pages, 4:5 templates and PDF download are on the Free plan, with exports up to 720p and a small watermark. Paid plans from ₹499 a month export without a watermark — cleaner for a professional profile. See pricing.

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