Your LinkedIn carousel as a PDF, ready to post

On LinkedIn, a carousel is posted as a PDF document. Write your slides, set your style and download the PDF: one page per slide.

1 Your format

Images or video, then the right shape for the network.

2 Your style

Set it once and it’s saved in this browser for next time.

Style
Colors
Suggestions

Auto follows your first photo. Otherwise, pick your two colors or a suggestion. The light tint for backgrounds comes from the main color.

Logo

Logo, colors and signature stay in this browser.

3 Your content

Write your slides: the result updates live. Your content is kept if you reload the page.

One block = one slide: text, a photo, or both. Paste a long text and it gets split for you (an empty line = a new block). Press Enter three times to create a block. Drag your photos onto a block.

    See the result ↓

    How it works

    1. Write one block per slide, or paste your text: a blank line separates slides, a numbered list gives one slide per item.
    2. Pick your colors and add your logo in the “Your style” step.
    3. Click PDF (LinkedIn): you get a single file, one page per slide.
    4. On LinkedIn, start a post, choose Add a document, give it a title and publish.

    The right size

    4:5 portrait (1080 × 1350) is selected by default: on a phone it fills the width and is taller than a square. Square 1:1 (1080 × 1080) works too. LinkedIn accepts documents up to 100 MB and 300 pages; a good carousel has 6 to 12.

    All the sizes are in the LinkedIn size guide.

    What works on LinkedIn

    Frequently asked questions

    Why a PDF and not images?

    LinkedIn shows the images of a post as a grid. A PDF document can be flipped through page by page: that is what people call a carousel on LinkedIn.

    Is the PDF heavy?

    No: one image per page, usually under 1 MB each. Well below LinkedIn’s limit.

    Are my texts and logo uploaded?

    No. The PDF is made in your browser; nothing goes to a server.

    Is it free?

    Yes, with no account and no watermark.

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