On LinkedIn, a carousel is posted as a PDF document. Write your slides, set your style and download the PDF: one page per slide.
Images or video, then the right shape for the network.
Set it once and it’s saved in this browser for next time.
Auto follows your first photo. Otherwise, pick your two colors or a suggestion. The light tint for backgrounds comes from the main color.
Sample logo: add your own. A logo on a white background gets cut out automatically.
Logo, colors and signature stay in this browser.
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.
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.
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.
No: one image per page, usually under 1 MB each. Well below LinkedIn’s limit.
No. The PDF is made in your browser; nothing goes to a server.
Yes, with no account and no watermark.